Occupational Therapy
- ADLs and household activities
- Fall prevention and home safety
- Upper-extremity function, pain and edema
- Cognitive strategies and dementia support
- Adaptive equipment and caregiver training
Mobile Outpatient Therapy
Southwest Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Provider Referral Information
Outpatient OT, PT & Speech Therapy—Delivered in the Patient’s Home
Help your patients improve safety, mobility, communication and independence without requiring them to travel to a clinic.
Referral Fax423-805-1753
Phone276-600-1717
Service AreaWashington, Smyth & Russell Counties and Bristol, VA
Referral Guidance
Who May Benefit From a Referral?
Consider BEYOND when a patient’s health condition is limiting safe, confident participation in everyday life.
- Falls, near falls or fear of falling
- Weakness, impaired balance or reduced endurance
- Difficulty walking, transferring or navigating the home
- Difficulty bathing, dressing, toileting, grooming or eating
- Challenges with meal preparation or medication management
- Decline after surgery, hospitalization, illness or injury
- Memory, problem-solving, communication or swallowing concerns
- Chronic pain, edema, arthritis, neuropathy or limited motion
- Need for adaptive equipment or home-safety recommendations
- Caregiver training needs
Coordinated Care
Three Disciplines. One Patient-Centered Team.
Physical Therapy
- Walking and transfers
- Balance and fall prevention
- Strength and endurance
- Post-surgical and neurological rehabilitation
- Assistive-device and exercise training
Speech Therapy
- Speech and language
- Memory, attention and problem-solving
- Voice
- Swallowing
- Stroke, Parkinson’s and dementia support
Care Where Life Happens
Why the Home Environment Matters
Treating patients in their own environment reveals real barriers that may not appear in a clinic. Therapy can address the actual stairs, bathroom, kitchen routines, mobility paths, communication demands and caregiver needs affecting daily function.
Recommendations are immediately practical, personalized and easier to carry into everyday life.
What to Expect
A Practical Extension of Your Plan of Care
One-on-One CareFocused visits tailored to the patient’s priorities, abilities and clinical needs.
Real-Life SolutionsInterventions are practiced where patients actually live and carry out daily routines.
Team CollaborationWe communicate relevant findings and progress to support coordinated care.
Simple Referral Process
How to Refer a Patient
Fax the referral and supporting records to 423-805-1753.
Please include:
- Therapy order for evaluation and treatment
- Requested discipline: OT, PT and/or Speech
- Patient demographics and contact information
- Insurance information
- Relevant notes, diagnoses and medical history
Questions before referring?
Phone
276-600-1717
We’re happy to help determine whether mobile outpatient therapy may be appropriate.