Occupational therapy in an inpatient hospital setting focuses on helping patients regain the skills needed for daily living and functional independence. This includes self-care, upper extremity function, coordination, cognitive skills, and adaptive strategies following illness or injury. Occupational therapists also address fine motor skills and hand function as part of recovery.
Rehabilitation areas addressed through inpatient occupational therapy include:
- Spinal cord rehabilitation
- Neurological rehabilitation
- Stroke recovery
- Brain injury rehabilitation
- Orthopedic rehabilitation
- Amputee rehabilitation
Inpatient admission requires a physician referral and clinical assessment demonstrating that the patient needs intensive medical rehabilitation (typically at least three hours of therapy per day, five days per week) and continuous nursing care.
Most commercial insurance plans, including Medicare, TRICARE, and VA Community Care Network (VA CCN), cover inpatient rehabilitation. Patients should contact the facility or their insurer directly to determine specific benefit coverage, network status, prior authorization requirements, or copayments.
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