Patient Services

A comprehensive driving evaluation by an Occupational Therapist can determine whether you have the skills and abilities to drive safely. These evaluations will include the clinical testing of vision, motor, cognitive skills, on-road assessment, and recommendation meetings.

Adults and children with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) and/or Conversion Disorder may experience a variety of difficulties on a day-to-day basis. WashU OT FND treatment will focus on education, collaborative coaching and adapting strategies for your daily environment to help you best manage your FND symptoms.

As a person ages, it’s natural for abilities to evolve due to physical and mental changes that occur during this stage of life. Often requiring a modified approach to the normal habits and routines of daily living. Our focus is to help older adults live safely and independently.

If you are considering modifying your home for safety, our team of experts can help guide you through the process to make sure your home is as comfortable as it is safe…which will provide you with the peace of mind that comes with knowing it’s done right!

Occupational therapy’s goal is to help patients utilize their strengths, maximize their potential, and counteract their limitations to help them meet their goals. Our team is here to work with patients recovering from the physical and emotional challenges patients may be facing from long covid..

Our Maternal Health team celebrates motherhood in all its forms and recognizes that no two mothering journeys are the same. We are inclusive of all individuals who identify as a mother. As occupational therapists, we understand that the transition to motherhood—while often joyous and exciting—can also feel overwhelming and uncertain.

One of the first three hand rehabilitation facilities established in the U.S. With over 60 years of experience treating complex and common injuries, Milliken’s occupational, physical and certified hand therapists provide care alongside physicians to bring perspectives to patient care in orthopedic and plastic surgery.

Movement disorders can have a large impact on an individual’s functional ability. Following diagnosis, a person may experience cognitive, emotional, or behavioral changes in addition to the physical changes in his/her ability to control movement.

At Milliken Hand Rehabilitation Center, occupational and physical therapists work with musicians to create an individualized rehabilitation program to address the musician’s specific needs so that the musician can continue making music at the level to which they are accustomed.