Yuan Sheng Occupational Therapy Introduction

Introduction to Occupational Therapy (Occupational Therapy)

Definition by the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA): Occupational therapy is the use of "purposeful activities" to treat or assist people with physical, psychological, developmental, or social functional impairments, enabling them to achieve maximum independence in life.

Occupational therapy divides the activities people engage in daily into three categories: activities of daily living, work activities, and play and leisure activities. We conduct assessments through the analysis and combination of activities, the graded adjustment of activities, and the execution of activities, gradually enabling individuals to promote recovery or maintain their personal abilities.

Services include:

 Occupational therapy for sensorimotor dysfunction

 Occupational therapy for cognitive, psychological, and social functional impairments

 Sensory integration therapy

 Design, fabrication, usage training, and guidance of splints and functional assistive devices

 Phase II assessment for disability evaluation

Target population:

 Adult / Physiological Condition Occupational Therapy: Including patients with cerebrovascular diseases (stroke), traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, cranial nerve lesions, Parkinson's disease, dementia, burns, sports injuries, hand trauma, and fractures.

 Pediatric Occupational Therapy: Including patients with cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, developmental delay, intellectual disability, autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, emotional disorders, sensory integration dysfunction, learning disabilities, etc.

Service methods:

Occupational therapists develop and implement treatment plans based on the individual needs of the patient, using purposeful activities for therapeutic intervention. They achieve set goals through activity analysis, activity adjustment, and grading, and provide patient, family, or caregiver education and consultation.

Team members:

Occupational Therapist

Liu Chia-Wei

Education and Experience:

Department of Occupational Therapy, Fu Jen Catholic University

Occupational Therapist, Taipei Veterans General Hospital Beitou Branch

Deputy Executive Secretary, New Taipei City Occupational Therapist Association

New Taipei City Long-Term Care Disability Assessment and Disability Needs Assessment Interviewer

Occupational Therapist, Yuan Rung Hospital Yuan Sheng Branch

Certifications:

Occupational Therapist Certificate

Disability Assessment Personnel (ICF) Certificate

Long-Term Care Medical Staff (Level 1, Level 2, Level 3) Certificate

Specialties:

Adult physiological occupational therapy, disability assessment, splint fabrication

Chiang Yu-Hsuan

Education and Experience:

Department of Occupational Therapy, National Cheng Kung University

Occupational Therapist, Yuan Rung Hospital Yuan Sheng Branch

Certifications:

Occupational Therapist Certificate

Specialties:

Adult physiological occupational therapy, pediatric occupational therapy, disability assessment, splint fabrication

Su Yu-Yun

Education and Experience:

Department of Occupational Therapy, I-Shou University

Occupational Therapist, Yuan Rung Hospital Yuan Sheng Branch

Certifications:

Occupational Therapist Certificate

Class A Assistive Device Assessment Personnel Certificate

Disability Assessment Personnel (ICF) Certificate

Long-Term Care Medical Staff (Level 1, Level 2, Level 3) Certificate

Specialties:

Adult physiological occupational therapy, pediatric occupational therapy, disability assessment, splint fabrication

Su Chia

Education and Experience:

Department of Occupational Therapy, I-Shou University

Occupational Therapist, Tai Shin Hospital

Occupational Therapist, Maria Social Welfare Foundation

Occupational Therapist, Yuan Rung Hospital Yuan Sheng Branch

Cooperative Occupational Therapist, Sacred Family Rehabilitation Center for Mentally Handicapped

Certifications:

Occupational Therapist Certificate

Class A Assistive Device Assessment Personnel Certificate

Disability Assessment Personnel (ICF) Certificate

Long-Term Care Medical Staff (Level 1, Level 2, Level 3) Certificate

Specialties:

Adult physiological occupational therapy, pediatric occupational therapy, disability assessment, splint fabrication

Li Tzu-Ying

Education and Experience:

Department of Occupational Therapy, I-Shou University

Occupational Therapist, Yu-Min Hospital Healthcare System

Occupational Therapist, Yuan Rung Hospital Yuan Sheng Branch

Certifications:

Occupational Therapist Certificate

Class A Assistive Device Assessment Personnel Certificate

Disability Assessment Personnel (ICF) Certificate

Specialties:

Adult physiological occupational therapy, pediatric occupational therapy, disability assessment, splint fabrication

Treatment environment:

 Adult Physiological Occupational Therapy

 Pediatric Occupational Therapy

Precautions

1. Patients or their families should first register with the Rehabilitation Department. After a physician's assessment and prescription of a treatment plan, our department will call to notify you of the treatment time.

2. Unused treatment plans expire one month after the prescription date and require re-registration and a new prescription. The validity of used treatment plans is as follows:

 For children, valid until the end of the following month from the first day of treatment

 For adults, valid for 30 days from the first day of treatment

3. Before each treatment, please bring your National Health Insurance card and treatment plan to the counter for pricing and stamping, and go to the occupational therapy room at the appointed time to undergo rehabilitation treatment.

4. Disability assessments are by appointment only.

Service hours

＊Please arrive at least 1 hour before the break time for splint fabrication and modification.

Contact information

Please call during service hours: (04) 8383995 ext. 3217 for adult physiological occupational therapy, ext. 3215 for pediatric occupational therapy