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Why Occupational Therapists are Ideal for Home Assessments

By CorHome | November 25, 2020

Man in wheelchair sitting at a table having a home assessment with an Occupational Therapist

A home assessment determines the details of an injured workers’ home and what their specific challenges may be within that home. However, home assessments can come in varying degrees of detail and recommendation. They can also be completed by individuals with varying professional backgrounds. In the workers’ compensation world, you can expect to see life care planners, nurse case managers, facility occupational or physical therapists, home health professionals, accessibility specialists and contractors all performing home assessments.

Make a Move With our Trusted ATPs

By CorHome | October 19, 2020

Woman in wheelchair petting a dog that is laying down on the floor

There’s an important service that is hard to come by in the world of workers’ compensation: Effective delivery and set up of ALL large durable medical equipment (DME).

A More Comfortable FES Bike Option

By CorHome | August 11, 2020

CorLife has been at the helm of the DME ship in workers’ compensation for a long time. We have seen a thing or two when it comes to Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) bike options. There are only a few large players in this space. They are well-known, have great marketing and a strong presence at facilities of excellence. All in all, they make a great bike. The technology is on par with what is expected in a bike for someone recovering from a catastrophic injury. When the carrier hears the term “rehabilitative bike” or “exercise bike,” they know this comes with a large price tag. These bikes can range upwards of $25,000 for upper extremity (UE) and lower extremity (LE) stimulation. While completely appropriate for many injured workers, we believe they are overprescribed. They are technical, intimidating—and often confusing—to the injured worker and home health staff. This is why CorLife has been searching for an alternative and we are excited to say that we have recently found it!