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Helping Patients Regain Strength, Mobility, and Everyday Independence
At Functional Transformation Mobile Rehab, our goal is to help patients improve mobility, reduce pain, and regain independence through personalized therapy programs tailored to their needs and comfort level. We work closely with each patient to provide compassionate care and effective treatment techniques that support long-term wellness.
Our licensed therapists collaborate with primary care providers to create treatment plans that align with Medicare and insurance guidelines. While results may vary depending on each patient’s condition and participation in therapy, we are committed to providing ongoing support, quality care, and guidance throughout every step of the rehabilitation journey.
When you need to restore the mobility you lost, Functional Transformation Mobile Rehab is here with our Occupational Therapy services. We can help you get back to performing daily tasks as independently as possible.
Lymphedema is described as swelling in your arms or legs that is caused by blockage to your lymphatic system, which is a part of your immune and circulatory systems. Our Complete Decongestive Therapy technique will help treat your swelling with our 5-step process.
LSVT BIG® is an intensive, physical and occupational therapy approach that has been developed from principles of the effective Parkinson’s specific speech treatment, LSVT LOUD®. This therapy includes 16 sessions that will help increase your mobility and speed.
Physical therapy and rehabilitation help people recover from injuries and improve their mobility.
Physical therapy (PT) is the treatment of physical problems and injuries using exercises, massages, and other therapies. Rehabilitation (rehab) is the process of helping someone regain their strength and mobility after an injury or illness.
PT can help people recover from a wide range of injuries, including sports injuries, car accidents, falls, and surgeries. PT can also help people with chronic pain conditions such as arthritis and fibromyalgia. Rehab can help people regain their strength and mobility after an injury or surgery. It can also help people with chronic conditions such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, and multiple sclerosis.
If you are recovering from an injury or surgery, your doctor may recommend that you see a physical therapist or rehabilitation specialist. Functional Transformation therapists are here to help you and get you back to feeling and functioning better. Our experienced physical therapist works with you one on one to make sure you have a remarkable experience on your path to wellness.
PWR! (Parkinson’s Wellness Recovery) is a special set of exercises that have been designed to help people living with Parkinson’s slow, stop, and even reverse progression of the disease. There are 4 basic moves that can be done sitting or standing and can be progressively more challenging so that you continue to see improvement. Doing these exercises is beneficial for staying active in daily life.
When your mobility decreases because of Parkinson’s it can cause your world to become “small”. Taking longer to accomplish a task, like climbing stairs or getting into a car, can cause unease in social situations. PWR! helps you to regain functionality and with it, confidence. Functional Transformation Mobile Rehab offers PWR! in the comfort of your home.
Contact FTMR to schedule your PWR! consultation today! Get moving. Keep moving. Enjoy Florida!
Functional Transformation Mobile Rehab is a truly unique therapy experience. We offer solutions for the most common Mobile Outpatient Occupational Therapy service needs. We make things simple by delivering our therapy straight to your door, so that you can enjoy our services in the comfort of your own home.
If you are ready to improve your mobility and get back to performing daily tasks with little to no issue, contact Functional Transformation Mobile Rehab today! We are here to help you with our flexible and customizable solutions.
James Ferrara is an Occupational Therapist, a Certified Lymphedema Therapist, and is Wound Care Certified (WCC). He has spent years honing his craft in this industry, and will be able to help you improve your mobility. His education and experience in the industry includes:
Functional Transformation Mobile Rehab is a Medicare Part B-approved provider. We are not considered to be a home health service, and patients don’t need to be home-bound in order to use our services. If you are a traditional Medicare Part B patient, you can expect to pay no more than you typically would at a brick and mortar facility. If you are a patient with secondary insurance, you can enjoy no out-of-pocket costs.
As of August 1, 2021, Functional Transformation Mobile Rehab is considered to be an in-network provider for UHC. For all other insurances, we are out-of-network. However, we are currently working on credentialing with HUMANA, CIGNA, and AETNA. If you are worried about cost or coverage, our team can gladly assist you before we start any official work.
A home aide or companion is hired to do tasks for you (such as cooking, cleaning, or dressing you).
As Licensed Occupational Therapists, our goal is the exact opposite: we work one-on-one with you to modify movements, build strength, and adapt your environment so you can perform those daily tasks safely and independently on your own. We look at everything from your ability to safely transfer onto a toilet to managing your kitchen tasks without falling.
We treat both! While we specialize in long-term conditions like lymphedema and Parkinson's, our mobile lymphatic therapy and compression techniques are highly effective at drastically reducing acute swelling caused by orthopedic surgeries, joint replacements, or physical trauma. Reducing this post-surgical swelling quickly is key to reducing your pain and speeding up your structural healing process.
Yes. Many people suffer from Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI)—where the veins in the legs struggle to send blood back to the heart—causing fluid to pool in the lower legs. Over time, this fluid overloads the lymphatic system, a condition known as phlebolymphedema.
Our combined mobile therapies are specifically designed to reduce this heavy pooling, soften hardened tissue (fibrosis), protect fragile skin, and significantly improve your everyday walking mobility.
Functional Transformation Mobile Rehab makes things convenient for you by traveling to your home and performing our services in the comfort of your space. You don’t have to worry about finding transportation, getting infections, or sticking to your routine when you have a mobile Occupational Therapist to help out!
Yes, absolutely. When limbs are chronically swollen, the skin becomes incredibly fragile, stretched, and starved of healthy blood flow. This makes you highly susceptible to open sores, weeping skin (lymphorrhea), and dangerous skin infections like Cellulitis.
Because we combine specialized wound care with our mobile therapy, we don't just patch up a sore. We treat the underlying fluid accumulation that is causing the skin to break open in the first place. We apply sterile, advanced dressings that comfortably fit under compression, monitor closely for early warning signs of infection, and teach you how to protect your skin right at home to prevent wounds from coming back.
No, absolutely not. This is the most common point of confusion. Traditional "Home Health" (Medicare Part A) requires you to be strictly homebound to receive care.
Because Functional Transformation Mobile Rehab operates as a Mobile Outpatient Provider (Medicare Part B), we bring the traditional outpatient clinic experience directly to your front door. You do not need to be homebound. You can still drive, go to the grocery store, and live your normal life—you simply choose to receive your expert care in the comfort and privacy of your home rather than traveling to a clinic.
Get the personalized care you deserve with Functional Transformation Mobile Rehab. Our licensed and specially trained therapists are here to improve your mobility and quality of life. Please contact us directly with any questions, comments, or scheduling inquiries you may have.
Monday – Friday: 8am – 6pm Saturday – Sunday: as needed
Phone: 941-830-3749 Fax: 941-460-4494
