Rice Rehabilitation Center
Services and Treatment Programs

Adaptive Equipment Assessment
Balance Training
Biofeedback
Cerebrovascular Accident (CVA)
Cognitive Assessment
Craniosacral Therapy
Daily Living Skills
Driving Evaluation
Ergonomic Training & Consultation
Falls Prevention Assessment Clinic
Fluidotherapy
Hand Therapy
Headaches and TMJ
Home Assessment
IMPACT Concussion Testing
Industrial Rehab
Interactive Metronome Program
Job Placement Assessment
Low Vision Therapy
Lymphedema Therapy
Myofascial Release
Multiple Sclerosis Assessment Clinic
Parkinson's Assessment Clinic
Pediatric Therapy
Pool Therapy
Positional Release
Pressure Mapping System
Sensory Integration Therapy
Soft Tissue Technique
Splinting
Strain Counter Strain
Strategic Orthopedics
Therapeutic Listening Program
Total Joint Rehab Class
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Urinary Incontinence Therapy
Vestibular Rehab / Balance
Video Fluoroscopy
Wheelchair Assessment
Whole Body Assessment
Work Conditioning
Work Site Analysis
Wound Therapy

What is Occupational Therapy?

Occupational therapy uses functional activities to help people be as independent as possible in daily life.

Occupational therapists evaluate and treat concerns that relate to your ability to function at home, at play, and at work.

Who can benefit from Occupational Therapy?

Occupational therapists can help all ages, from infants to older adults. They may focus on developmental, cognitive, physical, or psychological needs.

You may benefit from occupational therapy if you have challenges and concerns with eyesight, your hands, or thinking and problem solving.

Perhaps you've had a stroke, or been diagnosed with Parkinson's or another neurological disorder.

Occupational therapists do driving evaluations, work site evaluations, job placement assessments, lymphedema therapy, home safety and daily living skills evaluations, and provide ergonomic solutions.

Where do Occupational Therapists work?

Occupational therapists see individuals in hospital settings, outpatient clinical settings, schools, homes, nursing homes, and within the community.

There are times when the therapist can make the best evaluation when they're observing the individual at work, school, or performing daily activities at home.

Meet the occupational therapists
at Rice Rehab Center

For more information about services and treatment programs in Occupational Therapy at Rice, please contact:

Rice Rehabilitation Center
311 SW 3rd St.
Willmar, MN 56201

Lynn Stier, Director
320.231.4175
lsti@rice.willmar.mn.us