Occupational therapy in nursing homes

By Susie Touchinsky | April 1, 2020

I love being an occupational therapist. Before I founded Adaptive Mobility Services in 2018, I spent several years working in a skilled nursing facility setting as an occupational therapist. In general, the goal of occupational therapy is to help nursing home residents become more independent through meaningful activities and exercises. By improving life skills, substantial…

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Is Driving Still an Option if I have Parkinson’s Disease?

By Susie Touchinsky | March 9, 2020

Absolutely! Driving with Parkinson’s may still be an option! While Parkinson’s disease can impact how we move or how quickly we respond, many clients continue driving after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. However, it is important to partner with your doctor and driver rehabilitation specialist (DRS) to make sure you still have the skills needed…

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AOTA 2020 – Boston

By Susie Touchinsky | February 27, 2020

Are you attending AOTA’s annual conference this year in Boston? Wondering what courses to attend? Check out this curated list of all things driving and community mobility-related featured this year at AOTA’s conference. Make sure you drop by Booth 1314 in the transportation zone to say to Adaptive Mobility! 2020 AOTA Boston Conference Curated Activity List…

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What does falling have to do with driving?

By Susie Touchinsky | December 31, 2019

Is there a connection between falling & driving? Yes, there is! Did you ever consider the connection between falling and driving? The AAA Foundation is reporting that drivers with a history of falling are 40% more likely to be involved in a car crash. Falling is something we all want to avoid. And driving is…

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