[Download Now] Innovative Vision Rehab Strategies for PTs, OTs, & SLPs Don’t Let Vision Limit Your Patient’s Progress

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You win the day when your patient wins. You are unstoppable in those moments.

When your patient has vision deficits, even your most tried-and-true therapy protocols can quickly go off the rails, limiting your effectiveness and stopping progress in a variety of frustrating ways.

• Poor performance of tasks/exercises
• Avoidance of ADLs
• Increased functional dependence
• Noncompliance with home programs
• Reading/communication problems
• Limited hand-eye coordination
• Gait and posture dysfunction
• Frequent falls

The good news is here. If you or your patients have vision deficits, you don’t have to limit them.

A framework for rehabilitation vision that has helped countless therapists and their patients overcome these challenges can be found in this recording.

Whether your patients are adults with diabetes or stroke survivors with vision problems, you will transform your practice with innovative interventions that accelerate progress for outcomes that will earn you referrals.

1. Identify the latest advances in vision rehab and their implications for PTs, OTs, and SLPs.
2. Demonstrate a comprehensive assessment, identifying and differentiating root causes of vision deficits and related functional impairment.
3. Demonstrate the most effective interventions available for managing vision deficits, restoring function, and improving safety.
4. Outline multidisciplinary strategies that combine multiple interventions for better outcomes.
5. Design effective, innovative plans of care for a wide range of vision diagnoses and functional impairments.
6. Apply the assessments and interventions discussed in this seminar to a series of interactive case scenarios.

Unseen Therapy Roadblocks are created by Vision Deficits.

• Neurological disorders
  • Stroke
  • TBI
  • Parkinson’s
• Balance, posture and gait
• ADLs
• Reading, communication and cognition

There is a hands-on lab. Spot Vision Deficits can be avoided early.

• Vision anatomy and its impact on function
• Understanding your patient’s vision complaints and history
• Comprehensive vision assessment, step-by-step
• Adapt and improve therapy using assessment findings

There is a hands-on lab. Game-changing vision rehabilitation interventions.

• Practice proven techniques you can use immediately to:
  • Increase safety during ambulation and transfers
  • Reduce falls
  • Reduce dizziness and motion sensitivity
  • Improve posture and gait
  • Improve compliance with home exercise programs and prescriptions
  • Improve performance of ADLs
  • Improve reading and communication
  • Increase functional independence
  • Improve depth perception
  • Eliminate double vision
  • Improve peripheral awareness
  • Expand visual fields

Better outcomes can be achieved by combining multiple approaches more effectively.

• Functional compensation strategies
• Visual accommodations
• Visual field scanning
• Binocular vision exercises
• Optical lenses
• Prism adaptation
• Cataract surgery

There is a hands-on lab. Innovative plans for care for patients should be designed.

• Practice effective strategies for resolving functional deficits caused by:
  • Blindness
  • Macular degeneration
  • Glaucoma
  • Diabetic retinopathy
  • Presbyopia
  • Retinitis pigmentosa
  • Double vision
  • Cataracts
  • Visual field cuts

Knowledge can be put to practice.

• Case study 1: Correctly select the root cause of impairment
• Case study 2: Problem solve a complex vision impairment and develop an effective treatment plan
• Case study 3: Navigate pharmacological side effects and comorbidities
• Case study 4: Adapt a standard plan of care for a legally blind patient
• Case study 5: Overcome barriers to effective strategy implementation

You can maximize your reimbursement.

• Coding and billing updates for vision rehabilitation
• Justify therapy with the right progress measures
• Avoid denials and audits with these tips