Michelle Mioduszewski – Visual Rehab After Neurological Events

The best part is that most of these extraordinary strategies will have little to no financial impact on the clinic. Learning the documentation tips and tricks that will justify insurance coverage will make your advocacy and client care much more effective.

Michelle Mioduszewski – Visual Rehab After Neurological Events

VISION & VISION REHAB

• Vision rehab terminology and terminology
• Red flags
• Sequence of Action
  • What next?
  • When should you refer
• Anatomy of the eye, brain, and perception in relation to processing and perception

DIAGNOSIS: VISUAL ACUITY & VISUAL FIXATION

• Evaluation and screening
• Compensation strategies and treatment

DIAGNOSIS: OCULAR MOTOR ALIGNMENT & DEPTH PERCEPTION

• Define your issues
• Evaluation and practice in the lab
• Compensation strategies and treatment
  • Lab practice
  • Case study: Specific examples of treatment planning

DIAGNOSIS: VISUAL FIELD CUT & HEMI-SPATIAL NEGLECT

• Define your issues
  • Differentialities between neglect and cutting
  • Why is left neglect more common than right?
  • Deepness of the client’s daily impact on their lives
• Evaluation and practice in the lab
  • Confrontation Test
  • Simultaneous Stimulus Test
  • Screeners for pencil or paper
• Compensation strategies and treatment
  • Lab practice
  • Case study: Specific examples of treatment planning

DIAGNOSIS – PUSHER SYNDROME/MIDLINE ORENATION SHIFT

• Define your issues
• Evaluation and practice in the lab
• Compensation strategies and treatment
  • NDT and NEURO lab practice-IFRAH (NDTC) principals
  • Case study: Specific examples of treatment planning
• Rehabilitation with bed and wheelchair positioning

DOCUMENTATION & ADVOCACY FOR COVERAGE

• Document objective data and demonstrate improvement
• To justify insurance coverage, you need to set goals

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Description:

Identifying Visual How to deal with challenges

How do you assess the functional changes that can be made in the vision of someone who has had a neurological event such as CVA, TBI or TBI? You will examine vision and vision in six hours.-The following three steps will help you identify the related deficits and how to improve independence and function in your clients after a tragedy. You can improve your evaluation skills with interactive labs, so you can apply them the next day. You will also learn new interventions strategies, including compensation and remedial.-These treatments are based on function and return of daily life. These exceptional strategies are often very cost-effective and will not have any financial consequences in the clinic. Finally, you will have a greater ability to advocate for these clients and provide care that is more effective. Learn the documentation tips and tricks to justify insurance coverage. You will leave with a new and improved understanding of how to justify insurance coverage.-new tools and a lens to help you see and treat clients accurately