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Occupational Therapy
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Health & Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapists help seniors stay safe and independent in daily life — recommending home modifications, assistive devices, and practical strategies for dressing, cooking, and moving around the home.
How much does occupational therapy cost?
$100–$200 per hour privately for assessments and home visits — sometimes covered by insurance or after a hospital stay
What moves the price: Assessment scope, travel for home visits, and whether equipment and follow-up are included. Figures are typical Canadian ranges for general guidance.
What to look for
- A registered occupational therapist (OT) experienced with seniors and home safety
- A home assessment with specific, prioritized recommendations
- Help sourcing and funding any recommended equipment
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Funding & insurance
OT assessments may be covered by private insurance, veterans' benefits, or hospital programs. Some provincial assistive-device programs help pay for recommended equipment when an OT prescribes it.
Frequently asked questions
- How much do occupational therapists cost in Canada?
- $100–$200 per hour privately for assessments and home visits — sometimes covered by insurance or after a hospital stay Assessment scope, travel for home visits, and whether equipment and follow-up are included.
- How do I choose occupational therapists?
- Compare by Confidence Score, Google rating, and reviews, then confirm credentials and fit. A registered occupational therapist (OT) experienced with seniors and home safety.
- Is occupational therapy covered or funded?
- OT assessments may be covered by private insurance, veterans' benefits, or hospital programs. Some provincial assistive-device programs help pay for recommended equipment when an OT prescribes it.