Comprehensive Therapy

Insight Comprehensive Therapy consists of physical therapy, occupational therapy, chiropractic care, speech pathology, and massage therapy. We work closely with all departments within Insight and treat our Insight Healing Center patients up to 2 times a day as needed. Our team consists of 4 PT’s, 10 PTA’s, 4 OT’s, 5 COTA’s, 3 Chiropractors, 1 SLP, and 2 massage therapists. We have tech’s and admin support staff to ensure smooth processes and the best possible customer care anyone can provide. It is our goal as a company and as an individual department to ensure the greatest possible care for our patients.
Adult Foster Care and Outpatient Teams
Our rehabilitation team is split up into two groups: adult foster care and outpatient therapy. Our adult foster care team focuses on the rehabilitation of our Insight Healing Center patients. Oftentimes, these patients have been involved in automobile accidents and require 24/7, around the clock care. Our physical and occupational therapists work with them daily, along with the nursing staff, aides, social workers, and speech therapists, in order to help them improve their wellbeing every day.
Insight has two outpatient treatment facilities at this time, and will be opening up a third in the near future. At these locations, patients may be treated by a physical therapist, physical therapy assistant, occupational therapist, occupational therapy assistant, and a speech language pathologist. Our outpatient team is capable of treating any diagnosis, from post-operative care to chronic care management.
occupational therapy list of appropriate indications
Occupational Therapy is a healthcare profession that helps individuals regain maximum function after injury or illness that has led to some degree of physical or mental impairment affecting their ability to participate in normal activities of daily living.
Who can benefit from Occupational Therapy services?
Occupational Therapy services are available to individuals experiencing various diagnoses or problems including:
- Hand Injuries
- Parkinson’s
- Arthritis
- Stroke
- Fractures
- Head Injury
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Joint Replacement
- Spinal Cord Injury
What types of functional problems do Occupational Therapists address?
Any type of problem limiting an individual’s ability to efficiently and safely participate in normal or daily activities including:
- Dressing
- Bathing
- Grooming
- Meal Preparation
- Household Chores
- Work Activities
What type of limitations do Occupational Therapists address?
For Restoration of Physical Function:
- Decreased upper extremity strength/ROM
- Unable to sit unsupported
- Unable to safely negotiate walker or w/c in surroundings
- Needs assist in bed mobility or transfers
- Decreased coordination
For Compensatory Techniques to Improve ADL when:
- Visual field cuts are present
- Excessive energy is expended for ADL due to poor pacing
- Loss of use of dominant hand
- Precautions limit ADL performance (e.g. laminectomy, THR, etc)
For Orthotics and Self Help Devices when:
- Unable to perform fine motor tasks (e.g. button, snap, zip, clasp, tie)
- Difficulty dressing lower extremities
- Inability to perform self ROM and at risk for contracture development
- Needs assist to support UE for feeding and other ADL
For Restoration of Function in ADL when:
- Can’t answer phone
- Incorrect/poor sequencing of tasks
- Difficult managing checkbook
For Restoration of Sensory-Integrative Function:
- Demonstrates neglect of an extremity or one side of the body
- Unable to name or identify objects by touch
- Difficulty with color, shape, and/or size discrimination
- Impaired visual tracking
- Poor hot/cold discrimination
For “Active Treatment Programs” for Psychiatric illnesses when:
- Unable to orient to the “real” time, place, etc.
- Difficulty attending to the task at hand
- Unable to exit home secondary to fear, paranoia, etc.
occupational therapy list of appropriate indications
Occupational Therapy is a healthcare profession that helps individuals regain maximum function after injury or illness that has led to some degree of physical or mental impairment affecting their ability to participate in normal activities of daily living.
Who can benefit from Occupational Therapy services?
Occupational Therapy services are available to individuals experiencing various diagnoses or problems including:
- Hand Injuries
- Parkinson’s
- Arthritis
- Stroke
- Fractures
- Head Injury
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Joint Replacement
- Spinal Cord Injury
What types of functional problems do Occupational Therapists address?
Any type of problem limiting an individual’s ability to efficiently and safely participate in normal or daily activities including:
- Dressing
- Bathing
- Grooming
- Meal Preparation
- Household Chores
- Work Activities
What type of limitations do Occupational Therapists address?
For Restoration of Physical Function:
- Decreased upper extremity strength/ROM
- Unable to sit unsupported
- Unable to safely negotiate walker or w/c in surroundings
- Needs assist in bed mobility or transfers
- Decreased coordination
For Compensatory Techniques to Improve ADL when:
- Visual field cuts are present
- Excessive energy is expended for ADL due to poor pacing
- Loss of use of dominant hand
- Precautions limit ADL performance (e.g. laminectomy, THR, etc)
For Orthotics and Self Help Devices when:
- Unable to perform fine motor tasks (e.g. button, snap, zip, clasp, tie)
- Difficulty dressing lower extremities
- Inability to perform self ROM and at risk for contracture development
- Needs assist to support UE for feeding and other ADL
For Restoration of Function in ADL when:
- Can’t answer phone
- Incorrect/poor sequencing of tasks
- Difficult managing checkbook
For Restoration of Sensory-Integrative Function:
- Demonstrates neglect of an extremity or one side of the body
- Unable to name or identify objects by touch
- Difficulty with color, shape, and/or size discrimination
- Impaired visual tracking
- Poor hot/cold discrimination
For “Active Treatment Programs” for Psychiatric illnesses when:
- Unable to orient to the “real” time, place, etc.
- Difficulty attending to the task at hand
- Unable to exit home secondary to fear, paranoia, etc.
Insight Comprehensive Core Values
Love, Energy, Execution, Loyalty, Innovation, Synergy, Growth Oriented, Ethics & Integrity
NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS AND DISORDERS
OTHER FOCUS AREAS
Post-Stroke | TBI | Spinal Cord Injuries | Multiple Sclerosis | Parkinson’s Disease | Physical Therapy
THERAPY CATEGORIES OF
We specialize in services including, but not limited to, spine care, post-surgical therapy, chronic neck and back pain, neurological disorders, scoliosis, loss of balance, ergonomics, upper extremity therapy, and antenatal and postnatal care.
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4400 S. Saginaw St, Flint, MI 48507
810-275-9610
810-963-0908
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M-F 8am-5pm (treating patients until 6pm)
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