Adaptive Home Health·Crosby, Texas
The Occupational Therapist is responsible for conducting comprehensive assessments in the patient's home and completing skilled documentation using Homecare Homebase. This role involves evaluating patients, performing appropriate therapy interventions, developing care plans, and coordinating multi-disciplinary care.
Adaptive Home Health is building a higher-acuity, patient-centered, skilled home health model across Texas. Our ultimate mission is to dramatically improve patient access to home health care. The OT role is the front line of that mission: you restore function in the home, build safe routines, reduce avoidable decline, and help patients regain independence in ADLs/IADLs. We build technology to better support our field clinicians faster and more supported. Ultimately, our clinicians are the customers of our engineering team. Our charting product is designed to reduce documentation burden and keep visits moving, and our scheduling product will make it easier to coordinate visits, reduce last-minute changes, and protect clinician time. If you have strong clinical judgment and you like owning outcomes, this role gives you autonomy, meaningful patient impact, and a support team built to remove administrative friction. What you will do Complete in-home OT evaluations and deliver skilled OT visits. Build and execute a clear plan of care focused on ADLs/IADLs, safety/fall prevention, and functional independence. Recommend and train on adaptive equipment and home modifications as needed. Coordinate with nursing and the broader care team when condition or needs change. Document promptly and thoroughly Why Adaptive Operations that back you up: You are supported by an experienced clinical and operational team so you can focus on patient care, not chasing logistics. Clear productivity model with upside: You are paid per productivity point with clear expectations (market-specific). Schedule flexibility: We build schedules to make field work sustainable, and we support smart routing and coordination, so your day is predictable whenever possible. Cutting-edge tech built for clinicians: Our charting tools are designed to reduce documentation burden, and our scheduling product (launching soon) will streamline visit coordination and reduce last-minute changes. Mission-driven work: We are here to expand access to high-quality home health care, and we want therapists who take pride in raising the standard.
Must-haves Active Texas OT license (in good standing) Strong clinical judgment and comfort working independently in the field Comfort escalating changes in condition to RN/MD and documenting rationale clearly Strong communication and documentation Reliable follow-through on orders, frequencies, and patient goals Current driver’s license and comfort with daily travel across assigned territory Able to carry/transport basic therapy equipment as needed Competency in core home health OT scope (ADL/IADL training, home safety, adaptive equipment, caregiver education) Nice-to-haves Prior home health experience Deeper experience in high-signal OT populations (neuro, CVA, fall risk, dementia/caregiver training) Strong organization and time management Experience using charting systems / EMRs
Market context
In Texas, occupational therapist roles are commonly sought across schools, rehabilitation settings, and healthcare facilities, so candidates should expect steady interest in licensed applicants. These positions are competitive because employers look for ACOTE-accredited training, NBCOT registration, and an active, unencumbered Texas license; benefits often include medical, dental, vision, PTO, and 401k. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and tailor your application to the setting you want.
