
Leann Vitale, MS, OTR/L has been practicing occupational therapy since 2014. She has worked in multiple settings and she has always treated individuals with neurological impairments. She believes her experience from working in the hospital setting (acute care), the inpatient rehabilitation unit, skilled nursing, outpatient, and in the group class setting, provides her with an invaluable base of knowledge of the continuum of care services rendered to those limited by challenges caused by a neurological disorder.
She is LSVT BIG certified and PWR!Moves certified. She is also a Certified Stroke Rehabilitation Specialist (CSRS). She has a special interest in Parkinson’s Disease, stroke, and other brain injuries. In addition, she has worked with individuals with visual impairments caused by their neurological conditions. Her passion has urged her to open Orange County Occupational Therapy and help as many individuals in the community as possible.

Allison Satkoski has been practicing occupational therapy for over 4 years. She graduated in 2020 with her Masters from California State Domingues Hills. She has experience working with children in schools and adults in the hospital setting allowing her to work with a wide variety of clients with various disabilities and difficulties. She is PWR!Moves certified and has a passion for serving the Parkinson's disease and stroke community. She enjoys learning bout each client's unique needs and using fun strategies to working towards meeting meaningful goals.
In her free time, she enjoys watching football, golfing, skiing, camping, and spending time with family. She was born and raised in Orange County, California.

Tiffany Eng is a licensed Occupational Therapist with over three years of experience providing skilled care in hospital, acute care, outpatient rehabilitation, and inpatient rehabilitation settings. She earned her Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from the University of Mary Hardin–Baylor in 2022 and has since been dedicated to delivering patient-centered, compassionate care. Tiffany specializes in supporting individuals recovering from acute injuries as well as those managing chronic and neurological conditions.
Tiffany is PWR!Moves® certified, allowing her to provide evidence-based movement interventions for individuals with Parkinson’s disease and other mobility-related challenges. She is committed to clinical excellence and believes in building meaningful therapeutic relationships that empower patients to regain confidence and independence in their daily lives.
Outside of clinical practice, Tiffany enjoys hiking, traveling, and fitness training. These interests inform her holistic approach to care and reinforce her commitment to promoting overall wellness throughout the rehabilitation process.

MJ is a licensed Physical Therapist who earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Chapman University. During her clinical training, she gained experience working with individuals with a wide range of neurological conditions, where her passion for neurorehabilitation was established.
MJ values building strong therapeutic relationships and takes the time to understand each patient’s unique background, goals, and challenges. She designs individualized treatment sessions that are purposeful and meaningful, with an emphasis on treating the whole person, highlighting strengths, and developing practical strategies that support functional progress in everyday life. MJ is fluent in Farsi, allowing her to effectively communicate with and support a diverse patient population.
Outside of the clinic, MJ enjoys weightlifting, yoga, hiking, and exploring new foods and recipes. Her interests align with her commitment to movement, balance, and overall wellness.

Sara Hannemann is a licensed Occupational Therapist with a strong background in falls prevention, home safety, and dementia care. Prior to becoming an occupational therapist, Sara worked extensively with older adults in a variety of community-based roles, including teaching swimming lessons to individuals of all ages and abilities, leading ballroom dance classes focused on improving balance, and working in day programs and group homes serving individuals with dementia. These experiences shaped her holistic, movement-based approach to care.
Sara earned her Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2022. She has since gained clinical experience in retirement communities, skilled nursing facilities, and outpatient neurorehabilitation clinics. Sara is PWR!Moves® and PAMs certified and is passionate about supporting individuals with neurological conditions in maintaining safety, independence, and quality of life.
Outside of clinical practice, Sara enjoys dancing, playing water polo and pickleball, walking her dog, and cooking—activities that reflect her belief in staying active and engaged throughout the lifespan.

Jarred Call is a licensed Physical Therapist who grew up in Orange County. He earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2024 from Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona, California. Jarred completed his undergraduate education at California State University, Fullerton, where he majored in Kinesiology and minored in Philosophy.
Jarred has extensive experience working with individuals diagnosed with stroke and Parkinson’s disease through his concurrent role as an acute care physical therapist in trauma hospital settings. He is passionate about designing individualized treatment programs that address each patient’s specific needs and personal goals.
Outside of the clinic, Jarred leads a highly active lifestyle. He enjoys playing soccer, running, training for triathlons, snowboarding, and archery. He has completed two marathons, finished an IRONMAN® 70.3, and currently plays on a men’s adult soccer team—interests that reflect his commitment to movement, performance, and lifelong fitness.
Classically, individuals seeking therapy once discharged from the hospital typically had two options. One, they could be considered for home health services, which can be a low intensity therapy option in the home. The second option would be going to an outpatient clinic, which requires the individual to find transportation, manage waiting rooms, be in contact with more populated areas, and potentially be seen by multiple different clinicians.

You can have a certain number of visits in your home. You can then opt to practice your new or improved skills out in your own community. You may also choose to attend sessions at the OCOT’s office/gym space in Fountain Valley, CA.

Mobile therapy can often make it easier to book appointments. It also vastly reduces missed appointments, which enables a faster recovery time for the clients.

Mobile therapy in the home can reduce barriers such as environmental distractions, and transportation limitations. It also provides an opportunity for training in-home/real-life challenges. The inclusion of family members/caregivers is always available with mobile therapy.

Mobile therapy can help limit the client’s contact in the community to prevent transmission of environmental diseases such as COVID-19.
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