Therapies: Occupational Therapy
Provided by: Saskatchewan Health Authority: Cypress Health Region
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Service Description
Develops a plan to meet the needs of patients of any age, clients and their families who are having problems with doing the activities that are important to them to. Also works on preventing injuries and helping individuals maintain their health and their ability to carry out the activities they require for daily living. This may be because of changes in their abilities resulting from an illness, an accident, a developmental problem, or the aging process.
Occupational therapists work in Acute Care, Home Care, Outpatient Care, and Long Term Care areas.
Eligibility
People of any age who are having problems with doing the actvities that are important to them due to changes in their ailities from an illness, an accident, a developmental problem, or the aging process.
Application Process
Call or vist family physician for further information.
Hotline: 8-1-1
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Business Line: 306-778-9449
Service Website
www.cypresshealth.ca/programs-services/therapies/occupational-therapy/
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Coverage Area
Cypress Health Region
Languages Offered
English
Swift Current: Cypress Regional Hospital
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- Hospital (Acute) Care: Women’s and Children’s Health Services Unit
- Primary Health Care: Craving Change
- Primary Health Care: Diabetes Education Program
- Primary Health Care: Fitness for Life
- Primary Health Care: LiveWell with Chronic Conditions
- Primary Health Care: LiveWell with Chronic Pain
- Primary Health Care: Living Your Best Weight
- Primary Health Care: Primary Health Coach
- Primary Health Care: Pulmonary Rehabilitation
- Public Health Nursing / Prenatal and Postnatal Services (5 locations)
- Therapies: Occupational Therapy
- Therapies: Physical Therapy
- Therapies: Speech Language Pathology
Location Info
Hours of Operation
Emergency 24/7 hours
Out-Patient Laboratory Services:
Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 2:00 pm
Toll-Free: 1-888-461-7443
Cypress Health Region Information Line
Hotline: 8-1-1
HealthLine: 24/7Professional health advice or mental health support.
Business Line: 306-778-9400
Website
www.cypresshealth.ca/health-facilities/swift-current/cypress-regional-hospital/
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