Vital Hands Rehab / Staff / Multiple sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis changes from day to day. Occupational therapy plans for the harder days: fatigue, heat, vision, and the tasks that slip first, such as bathing and meals.
Who this helps
- Fatigue is deciding what you can finish
- Heat, vision, or weakness is changing self-care
- You want to keep working, cooking, or living alone
- A flare set you back and the old routine no longer fits
What a visit includes
- A look at energy across a real day
- Task changes that save strength for what matters
- Home setup for the bathroom and kitchen
- A plan you can scale up or down when symptoms change
Stephanie Tagoe, MS, OTR/L. Clinic in Bowie. Mobile visits across Prince George's County. Coverage is explained before the first billed visit.
Questions
Do you treat the disease itself?
No. Occupational therapy helps you keep doing daily life around the symptoms. Medical care stays with your physician.
Are visits at home?
Yes, across Prince George's County, or at the Bowie clinic.