In this case, "mobile" means that we come to you! All of our clients are seen in their homes, whether that is a house, apartment, independent living facility, or assisted living facility. We bring functional activities to you while also using the features of your home to enhance your safety and independence instead of you having to go to a therapy clinic. If you have limited transportation availability, concerns about communicable illnesses, or a preference for home care, mobile outpatient therapy could be for you!

FHT covers greater Richmond and surrounding areas/counties including: Henrico, Chesterfield, Petersburg, Colonial Heights, Hopewell, Hanover, New Kent, West Point, King and Queen, King William, and portions of James City.

Yes! We offer telehealth services for any client in the entire Commonwealth of Virginia. We can discuss these services during our discovery call.

FHT is a Medicare Part B provider. We also bill private insurances and Medicare Advantage plans. However, we do suggest that you contact your insurance company to discuss therapy benefits. We accept cash payments and provide Good Faith Estimates for our services.

First thing, be yourself! We tell people to keep your home as it is when we are not there with you, hence giving us a clear picture of how you interact and function within your environment. If your caregiver will be a part of your treatment plan, please invite them to the initial assessment. We will go over some intake forms, discuss goals, and get started with your transformation!

FHT makes specific recommendations on what adaptations are appropriate for your father, including the size of the bars and where they should be placed for his specific needs. However, we do not complete home modifications. We guide and educate you on how to choose a reputable contractor to complete the necessary changes.

FHT believes that the most functional home modifications are those completed when the family/client, occupational therapist, and contractor work together! FHT occupational therapists are highly experienced and trained professionals who are able to analyze you, your environment, and how you function within your environment to determine the most appropriate modifications not only for now, but for future needs. We also account the needs of a caregiver and others in the home. A contractor knows the ins and outs of construction and installation and might use the term "ADA," referring to the Americans with Disabilities Act. Please keep in mind that the ADA applies to general accessibility for commercial areas like restaurants and stores; peoples' homes need designs that are customized to accommodate their specific needs.