• Braces (orthotics) and Splints
• Mobility Devices
• Canes
• Walkers
• Wheelchairs: manual or powered
• Powered scooters
• Positioning Devices
• Seats
• Standers
• Sidelyers
• Wedges
• Adapted eating equipment
• Bath chairs
• Speech aids
• Computer software or hardware
• Electronic home aids (door openers, devices to turn on lights)
• Vision aids (magnifiers, large text print books)
• Hearing aids (telephone amplifiers)
Additional Support Services
• Personal assistance such as in-home nursing care or aides
• Educational and vocational training
• Independent living services
• Counseling
• Transportation
• Recreation/leisure programs
Employment opportunities and support
• Where are services provided?
• Inpatient and Outpatient services:
• hospitals
• special clinics or outpatient offices
• may be affiliated with hospitals or may be private or free-standing
• Early Intervention services (birth to three years)
• Homes
• Community locations
• Day care settings
• Other settings or programs when participating along with peers
• School-based services (three through age 21 years)
• Public schools
Physiotherapists help people affected by injury, illness or disability through movement and exercise, manual therapy, education and advice.
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