Again, I disagree! 
Case and point from the Palmetto LMRP for home health OT:  "Occupational 
Therapists utilize clinical history, observation, interview, standardized 
testing and assessment of activities of daily living skills, work skills, and 
leisure skills to characterize individuals impairments, functional limitations 
and to design an individualized plan of treatments to assist in improving or 
restoring function."  In the same LMRP, under treatment approaches it includes, 
"instrumental activities of daily living (IADL)training.  The LMRP for Home 
Health Psychiatric care states "selecting and teaching task oriented 
therapeutic activities designed to restore and increase cognitive abilities and 
functional participation....", and "planning, implementing and supervising 
therapeutic tasks and activities designed to restore sensory-integrative 
function..."  From the outpatient OT LMRP, "Occupational therapy is based on 
purposeful, goal directed activity (occupation)."  The definition of the CPT 
code 97530 is therapeutic activities, direct (one-on-one) patient contact by 
the provider (use of dynamic activities to improve functional performance.)  
The definition of CPT codes 97537 Community/Work reintegration training is (eg 
shopping, transportation, money management, avocational activities...."
Jimmie

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Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 8:24 PM
To: Joan Riches
Subject: Re[2]: [OTlist] Home Health Question


Yeah,  I  have no problem with that! I'm a big time vegetable gardener.
My  point is that insurance will not pay for someone to learn gardening.
Don't plants have testosterone???

R

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On4/14/2005, Joan Riches, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:

> Ron  -  like  Suzanne I'm not in the US but in my book gardening is an
> IADL as well as a meaningful occupation for many people - particularly
> post  menopausal  women who benefit immensely from the plant estrogens
> although they may not realise that is a big reason why they love their
> gardens so.

> Joan Riches


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