Occupational Therapists in Raeford, NC

Helping people regain the ability to do what their day requires.

11 verified providers in Raeford

The Raeford-area market

Finding a occupational therapist in Raeford, NC

Raeford is the Hoke County seat and a primary-care anchor for the western edge of the Fort Bragg footprint. Cape Fear Valley Hoke Hospital, a small community hospital, handles emergencies and inpatient care; specialty referrals typically route to Fayetteville about 25 minutes east.

What does an occupational therapist do?

Occupational therapists (OTs) help people regain or develop the ability to do the activities their day requires — getting dressed, cooking, working, driving, parenting, going to school. They work with patients recovering from stroke, injury, or surgery; with adults adapting to chronic conditions like arthritis or Parkinson's; with older adults focused on safe independence; and with children whose sensory, fine-motor, or developmental challenges affect daily function.

Most OTs hold a master's or doctoral degree (MOT, OTD) and complete extensive supervised practice before licensure. Many sub-specialise — hand therapy (often with a Certified Hand Therapist credential), paediatrics, sensory integration, low-vision rehab, mental-health OT, neuro rehab, or worksite ergonomics. Matching the sub-specialty to your situation matters more than star ratings.

When to see an occupational therapist

Common referrals: after a hand or upper-extremity injury or surgery, after a stroke, when arthritis or chronic pain is changing what someone can do at work or at home, when an older adult is becoming unsteady or having more difficulty with daily tasks, or when a child is having trouble with handwriting, attention, sensory regulation, or fine-motor skills relative to peers.

OTs and physical therapists are sometimes confused. The rough split: PT focuses on movement, strength, and gross-motor function; OT focuses on what someone needs to be able to do with that movement in real life. Many recovery plans involve both, working in coordination.

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Occupational Therapists in Raeford, NC

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ROSE THOMPSON

Rose Thompson is an occupational therapist practicing in Raeford, NC. She works with patients to support their ability to engage in meaningful daily activities and improve their independence.

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KELSEY JO THOMPSON

Kelsey Jo Thompson is an occupational therapist in Raeford, NC. She works with patients to help them build skills and independence in their daily activities.

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DESIREE CHERISE HASTINGS

Desiree Cherise Hastings is an occupational therapist practicing in Raeford, NC. She works with patients to develop skills and strategies for daily living and independence.

RAEFORD, NCOccupational Therapy

DANIELLE SINES

Danielle Sines is an occupational therapist in Raeford, NC. She works with patients to help them develop or regain the skills needed for daily activities and independence.

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ANGELA MURPH, COTA/L

Angela Murph is a licensed occupational therapy assistant in Raeford, NC. She works with patients to support their daily functioning and independence through occupational therapy services.

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ANDREA POTTER

Andrea Potter is an occupational therapist practicing in Raeford, NC. She works with patients to support their daily functioning and independence through therapeutic interventions.

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LATIFA KHOUBACH

Latifa Khoubach is an occupational therapist serving the Raeford, NC area. She works with patients to support their daily functioning and independence through personalized therapy approaches.

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KOURTNEY MONSHAE HUMES

Kourtney Monshae Humes is an occupational therapist in Raeford, NC. She works with patients to support their daily functioning and independence through therapeutic intervention and skill-building activities.

RAEFORD, NCOccupational Therapy

ERIN NICOLE SWEENEY, OTR/L

Erin Nicole Sweeney, OTR/L, is an occupational therapist in Raeford, NC. She works with patients to improve their ability to perform everyday activities and maintain independence in their daily lives.

RAEFORD, NCOccupational Therapy

EMILY MAE VANBORTEL, OTR/L

Emily Mae Vanbortel is an occupational therapist (OTR/L) providing services in Raeford, NC. She works with patients to develop skills and strategies for daily living and functional independence.

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ANNAROSE NICOLE AUSTIN, OTD

Annarose Nicole Austin, OTD, provides occupational therapy services in Raeford, NC. She works with patients to support their independence and engagement in daily activities.

RAEFORD, NCOccupational Therapy
FAQ

Frequently asked

How many occupational therapists are listed in Raeford, NC?

Our directory currently lists 11 NPI-verified occupational therapists in Raeford, NC. This count updates as new providers are approved, so the number reflects current inventory rather than a static snapshot.

Do these occupational therapists accept TRICARE or military insurance?

TRICARE acceptance is common in Raeford because of the proximity to Fort Bragg. Confirm coverage on the provider's profile or call directly before booking.

Do I need a referral for occupational therapy?

Insurance plans vary. Medicare and many commercial plans require a physician referral for OT to be covered; some accept direct access. Confirm with your insurer before booking. Even when not required, having a primary-care provider involved keeps the broader care plan coordinated.

Does insurance cover OT?

Most commercial plans, Medicare, and many Medicaid plans cover medically necessary OT, often with a copay and an annual visit cap shared with physical and speech therapy. Pediatric OT for developmental concerns is widely covered. School-based OT for children with an Individualized Education Program (IEP) is provided through the school at no cost to the family.

What's the difference between OT and physical therapy?

PTs focus on movement, strength, and gross-motor function (walking, balance, range of motion). OTs focus on the activities someone needs to do with that function — getting dressed, cooking, returning to work, using their hands at school. Many recovery plans involve both. A good way to think about it: PT works on the body; OT works on what the body needs to accomplish.

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