Patient Services

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!

There are three core aspects of vision that play a vital role in a person’s ability to see properly. Visual acuity, visual field, and contrast sensitivity all work together to ensure that your eyes send the correct information to your brain so that your body can process the environment.

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.

Our NICU Transition Service is an in-home therapy that is the bridge between therapy at the hospital and services available in the community.  This program teaches you strategies to help your baby and ensures therapy services are received after NICU discharge.

Often, we identify ourselves by the work that we do. Following a new diagnosis, disability, or brain injury, people aren’t always ready or able to return to work or school in the same manner. If and when that happens, our unique team is here to help.

Raising kids can bring many challenges as well as present numerous learning opportunities throughout each age and stage of the child’s life. Our unique program explores resources for parents with disabilities in order to offer one-on-one assistive strategies.

Feeding is a daily activity of childhood that allows children to grow, develop, play, and learn. Children take part in meals and snacks multiple times a day and in a variety of settings like home, daycare, and school. Feeding goes beyond eating and swallowing. It also includes the process of participating in meal times and getting food and drink to the mouth.