
Stroke rehabilitation
Support for relearning daily tasks, transfers, self-care and safe participation after stroke.
Adult & older-adult rehabilitation
Regain independence in the everyday activities that matter to you.
Personalised therapy for adults whose self-care, mobility, household activities, work or community participation have been affected by illness, injury, disability or age-related change.

About the service
Adult occupational therapy helps people take part in the everyday activities that matter to their health, independence and quality of life. It may address self-care, household responsibilities, functional mobility, work, leisure and community participation.
At Theracure, assessment and treatment are planned around the individual's present abilities, limitations, environment and personal goals. Intervention may include task practice, adaptive techniques, assistive equipment, energy conservation, home-safety recommendations and family education.
Who can benefit
Therapy is considered when a health condition or functional limitation makes meaningful daily activities difficult, unsafe or exhausting.


Support for relearning daily tasks, transfers, self-care and safe participation after stroke.

Strategies for routines, energy and movement-related daily challenges, for safer independence.

Functional rehabilitation for cognitive, perceptual and daily-living difficulties.

Task modification, pacing and adaptive strategies for painful or restricted movement.

Home-safety, transfer and routine recommendations to reduce avoidable risk.

Help with dressing, grooming, eating, toileting and personal-device management.
What to expect
It begins with understanding what the person needs and wants to do in everyday life.

We understand the person's concerns, routines, priorities and the activities they want to do more independently.
The therapist assesses relevant physical, cognitive, perceptual, environmental and daily-living factors.
A personalised plan is built around practical, measurable and meaningful goals.
Activities, strategies and equipment recommendations are reviewed and adjusted over time.
Treatment focus
Therapy may address Activities of Daily Living such as bathing, toileting, dressing, eating, grooming, functional mobility and personal-device care.
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living are the more complex tasks needed for home and community life — communication, cooking, shopping, managing finances, community mobility, household organisation and taking part in meaningful social activities.

Expected outcomes
Improved ability to take part in self-care and household activities.
Practical strategies for transfers, energy use, equipment and home safety.
Support for returning to work, leisure, social roles and community activities.
How you can access care
The right setting depends on your goals, safety needs and whether the therapist needs to observe daily activities in your usual environment.

Structured assessment and therapy at Theracure's Opera House clinic in South Mumbai.

Ideal for assessing transfers, routines, accessibility, equipment and safety at home.

Remote guidance where clinically appropriate, based on goals and assessment needs.

Meet your therapist
Consultant Occupational Therapist
Dr. Pooja Mehta brings six years of experience as a consultant occupational therapist in New Jersey, USA, with an adult and older-adult caseload spanning people from their forties through advanced age.
Her work focuses on identifying the areas of functional performance affected by a condition and building a rehabilitation programme that supports greater independence in household tasks, work and leisure.
Common questions
An occupational therapist assesses how illness, injury, disability or age-related changes affect everyday activities. Therapy may include task practice, adaptive strategies, assistive devices, environmental changes and caregiver education.
Adults recovering from stroke, surgery, neurological conditions, injuries, reduced mobility or age-related functional decline may benefit when these challenges affect self-care, household tasks, work or community participation.
Physiotherapy commonly focuses on movement, strength, pain and physical recovery. Occupational therapy focuses on enabling the person to perform meaningful daily activities safely and independently. The two services may be used together.
Yes. Home-based occupational therapy may be appropriate when the therapist needs to assess daily routines, transfers, accessibility, safety or the use of assistive equipment in the person's usual environment.
Theracure offers online consultation where appropriate. Suitability depends on the person's goals, condition, safety needs and whether a hands-on assessment is required.
Ready when you are
Speak with the Theracure team about an adult occupational therapy assessment in Mumbai — at the clinic, at home or online.