Occupational Therapy

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If you are experiencing difficulty with day-to-day tasks like washing, dressing, cooking and cleaning you may benefit from visiting an occupational therapist. They have a wealth of expertise on what equipment is available to assist you with a particular task. They may also be able to supply, on temporary loan, some of the more expensive items.

Adaptations may include:

  • ergonomic cutlery
  • kettle tippers
  • bath rails
  • grabbers
  • walkers
  • stair lifts


Your GP or consultant can put you in touch with an occupational therapist. There may be one at your local hospital or they may visit you at home.

You can also view products that have been deemed suitable for people with arthritis by our Easy to Use commendation programme, while Assist Ireland also provide information on recommended products.