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Strokeandhandrecovery

The Center for Stroke and Hand Recovery specializes in Occupational Therapy Services to promote the healing and improvement of function for the hand, arm, and upper body.

Strokeandhandrecovery
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Strokeandhandrecovery

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  1. strokeandhandrecovery

  2. Occupational Therapy (OT) Your “occupations” are all the things you do in a day and an Occupational Therapist is skilled in identifying the physical, emotional, and psychological deficits that limit a person’s ability to perform his usual daily activities. Limitations can be caused by traumatic injuries including fractures, strokes, traumatic brain injuries, 

  3. Cases of Improvement One patient who saw significant improvements under Sharon’s care was a 20-year-old man who’d sustained a severe hand injury during a motorcross accident. It was one of the worst injuries Sharon had ever seen. The man had multiple fractures and severe tendon injuries. Through hard work and specialized care, he was able to regain the use of his hand

  4. Stroke, Traumatic Brain and Spinal Cord Injuries Saebo Inc. is an award winning neurorehabilitation company that specializes in developing upper extremity medical devices for stroke, traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries. Their functional dynamic orthoses (SaeboFlex and SaeboReach) give patients the potential to regain movement in their arms and hands. Designed by occupational therapists, these devices help those with limited hand and elbow function

  5. Sharon Covey, OTR/L Sharon Covey OTR/L has pursued her career in Occupational Therapy through two different college degrees: the first from Cuyahoga Community College, then from Pennsylvania State University. Her clinical expertise has focused on both neurological injuries such as stroke and traumatic brain injuries,

  6. Contact Us 32901 Station Street, Suite 102Solon, Ohio 44139Business: 844-98-strokeDirect Line: 844-987-8765Cell: 330-907-1969Email: sharonotr11@yahoo.com

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