PT Homecare
University Home Care, Sterling Heights, MI, United States
Job Overview
A Home Health Physical Therapist delivers skilled rehabilitation services in patients’ homes, focusing on improving mobility, restoring function, reducing pain, and increasing independence. Care is tailored to each patient’s condition and living environment, with an emphasis on practical, real-world recovery.
Core Responsibilities
Perform in-home evaluations to assess physical function, mobility, and safety needs
Develop and implement individualized treatment plans based on clinical findings and patient goals
Provide therapeutic interventions such as exercise programs, gait training, balance training, and functional mobility work
Evaluate home environments for safety risks and recommend adaptive equipment or modifications
Educate patients and caregivers on safe movement techniques and home exercise programs
Track patient progress and modify treatment plans as needed
Document all care accurately and in compliance with regulatory and agency standards
Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other members of the healthcare team
Travel between patient homes within assigned service areas
Minimum Qualifications
Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) or equivalent degree
Active Physical Therapist license in the practicing state
Valid driver’s license and dependable transportation
CPR certification (or willingness to obtain)
Preferred Experience
Prior experience in home health, outpatient, or geriatric rehabilitation
Key Skills
Strong clinical judgment and ability to work independently
Excellent communication and patient education skills
Ability to adapt treatment plans to varied home environments
Effective time management and organizational skills
Compassionate, patient-centered approach to care
Work Conditions
Daily travel to patient residences
Variable home environments and patient needs
Flexible schedule based on caseload
Physical Requirements
Ability to assist patients with transfers, walking, and mobility tasks
Frequent standing, bending, and light to moderate physical activity
Ability to safely work in non-clinical environments
Purpose of the Role
To help patients achieve maximum independence, safety, and quality of life by providing effective, individualized physical therapy in the home setting.
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A Home Health Physical Therapist delivers skilled rehabilitation services in patients’ homes, focusing on improving mobility, restoring function, reducing pain, and increasing independence. Care is tailored to each patient’s condition and living environment, with an emphasis on practical, real-world recovery.
Core Responsibilities
Perform in-home evaluations to assess physical function, mobility, and safety needs
Develop and implement individualized treatment plans based on clinical findings and patient goals
Provide therapeutic interventions such as exercise programs, gait training, balance training, and functional mobility work
Evaluate home environments for safety risks and recommend adaptive equipment or modifications
Educate patients and caregivers on safe movement techniques and home exercise programs
Track patient progress and modify treatment plans as needed
Document all care accurately and in compliance with regulatory and agency standards
Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other members of the healthcare team
Travel between patient homes within assigned service areas
Minimum Qualifications
Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) or equivalent degree
Active Physical Therapist license in the practicing state
Valid driver’s license and dependable transportation
CPR certification (or willingness to obtain)
Preferred Experience
Prior experience in home health, outpatient, or geriatric rehabilitation
Key Skills
Strong clinical judgment and ability to work independently
Excellent communication and patient education skills
Ability to adapt treatment plans to varied home environments
Effective time management and organizational skills
Compassionate, patient-centered approach to care
Work Conditions
Daily travel to patient residences
Variable home environments and patient needs
Flexible schedule based on caseload
Physical Requirements
Ability to assist patients with transfers, walking, and mobility tasks
Frequent standing, bending, and light to moderate physical activity
Ability to safely work in non-clinical environments
Purpose of the Role
To help patients achieve maximum independence, safety, and quality of life by providing effective, individualized physical therapy in the home setting.
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