Transfers (bed to chair, sit-to-stand)
Ambulation training (indoors/outdoors)
Use of assistive devices (walkers, canes, prosthetics)

Progressive resistance exercises to improve function.
Core stabilization to support balance and mobility.
Pulmonary/cardiac endurance for ADLs (activities of daily living).

Training for vestibular dysfunction.
Home modifications to reduce fall risks.
Techniques to improve reaction time and coordination.

Passive & active ROM to maintain flexibility.
Post-surgical rehabilitation (e.g., total knee/hip replacement).
Manual therapy techniques for pain relief.

Modalities (if the agency provides them) such as:
Electrical stimulation (TENS)
Heat/cold therapy
Postural training to reduce strain and discomfort.

Assessing hazards (e.g., throw rugs, poor lighting).
Recommending adaptive equipment (grab bars, shower chairs).
Educating caregivers on proper body mechanics.

Home exercise programs (HEP) to maintain function between visits.
Training on energy conservation (important for CHF, COPD).
Safe transfer techniques for caregivers assisting mobility-impaired patients.