I bring “old fashion house calls” to you. Delivering therapy to you when you need it.
Tailored In-Home Plan
Restricted mobility can make daily life more challenging, leading to isolation or a loss of confidence. My goal is to help you regain strength and independence with personalized strategies designed just for you.
During our initial meeting, I’ll assess how you walk, move, and transition between positions. This helps identify specific strength, balance, and flexibility needs.
You will receive practical guidance to improve mobility with simple, effective techniques tailored to your abilities.
We will set meaningful goals that focus on both physical progress and overall well-being. With the right plan and support, you can move with greater ease and confidence in your daily life.
Experience You Can Trust
I’ve built At Home Health and Wellness on a foundation of over 25 years in physical therapy, health, and fitness. Working in a variety of settings has given me valuable insight into helping clients regain mobility, strength, and confidence.
Beyond therapy, my background includes teaching aerobics, yoga, and personal training. Staying up to date with the latest techniques is a priority, and I regularly participate in continuing education to provide the best possible care.
My experience includes working with orthopedic conditions like total knee replacements, as well as neurological conditions such as strokes and Parkinson’s disease.
Many clients also face challenges with balance, strength, and mobility, and together, we create a plan to help them safely return to the activities they love.
Questions About In-Home Therapy Answered
- Do You Take Insurance
No, I don’t. Let me give you a couple of reasons why.
You as a client can get started with your home therapy visits right away. There is no delay due to waiting for insurance to authorize visits.
You can also have flexibility with scheduling visits and can have as many visits as you would like.
- How many visits a week do I need?
Most clients like to start with 2 visits a week to establish consistency with their home program. Some clients like 3 visits a week to get a good kick start, and some people have 1 visit per week.
- Am I limited to the number of visits I can have with you?
No. We will decide together a range of visits necessary to accomplish your personal goals. I will help guide you based upon your weekly accomplishments and your needs. Some clients stay on with me for long durations to stay motivated and accountable to their exercise routine.
- Are you available on the weekends?
Yes, weekends are an option that is open to help you get the number of visits in per week that you need.
A Personal Touch
I see physical rehabilitation as my “love gift”; an offering that helps restore movement and function, improving the quality of your life.
Your concerns and needs will always be heard. We will work together to set meaningful goals that align with what’s most important to you.
Tangible solutions are at the heart of my approach, whether it’s improving balance, strength, flexibility, or the way you move through daily life.
With a personalized plan tailored to your needs, we will focus on restoring natural movement patterns and refining the way you walk.
A well-balanced home program will be designed based on our initial meeting, with goals adjusted as you progress. Encouragement and support will be constant, keeping you motivated every step of the way.
True healing happens on multiple levels, physical, mental, and spiritual. If desired, our work together can incorporate all three, helping you regain not just movement, but confidence and a sense of wholeness.
In Home Therapy Success Stories
Lori was called in to work with James through his caregiver post having a setback with his overall mobility and walking due to increased swelling in his legs. James and Lori work together 2x a week with a focus on endurance with walking. He is now able to walk a couple city blocks taking 2-3 short standing rest breaks. We also work with an aerobic step for sequencing patterns and strength. James looks forward to walking and talking with Lori.
Don was referred to Lori through Visiting Angels after a fall and breaking his leg. Don was nearly unable to walk or transfer safely when we first met. With lots of hard work on gait, balance, transfers, strength and flexibility Don has progressed to being able to ambulate short distances outdoors independently. He recently started riding the stationary, recumbent bike for up to 8 minutes. He is always up for a challenge from Lori as you can see by him sitting on a 75 cm. Swiss ball for balance exercises.
Harold has been a long time friend with Lori’s parents. Lori had the privilege of providing home therapy to his wife Pat while she was alive. It was an easy call for Harold’s daughter to make to Lori when his mobility began to decline. We work together 2x per week taking 15 minute walks outside, as well as doing balance and strength exercises as part of his therapy sessions. Harold has a great gym setting in his retirement community and has progressed enough with his overall fitness level that he is able to use the machines, weights, bands and balance tools in the gym when we are together. He feels much more vibrant and strong since beginning an exercise program. His fall risk has declined dramatically!
Lori and Donna met through Donna’s daughter who thought Lori would be the perfect person to help her mom learn how to walk again. Donna has had Multiple Sclerosis for 40 years and at times has been unable to walk or exercise. I met Donna at such a time. She needed to re-learn how to walk, maintain upright balance and improve her strength and flexibility. It was not uncommon for her to have several falls a week and hadn’t walked outside in years. With hard work and diligence and a few months of therapy she was able to walk around her cul de sac with her walker with 1-2 short seated rest breaks. As she got stronger she was able to use a resistance band for home exercises. She was so happy to be able to walk again.
How to Get Started
Step 1: Getting Started
A complimentary phone consultation is the first step. We’ll discuss your mobility challenges, personal goals, and how I can help.
I’ll ask key questions to assess your needs and begin developing a plan tailored to you.
We’ll determine the best schedule and set up your first in-home visit.
Step 2: Working Together
We’ll start by assessing how you move, focusing on how you walk and transition between positions, and set meaningful goals with a timeline to achieve them.
My holistic approach goes beyond mobility. Whether it’s returning to a hobby, reconnecting socially, or building confidence in daily activities.
I’ll support your progress and provide the tools to help you succeed.
Step 3: Moving Forward
As your strength and confidence grow, we’ll continue refining your plan to match your evolving needs.
Therapy isn’t just about movement, it’s about regaining the freedom to enjoy life on your terms.
With ongoing support, you’ll build the skills and endurance to move with ease and live fully.
Updated June 4, 2026