Occupational Therapy Evaluation 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Occupational Therapy Evaluation in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the patient's last name, first name, and middle initial in the designated fields at the top of the form.
  3. Fill in the Patient # and HIC # to ensure proper identification and billing.
  4. In the 'Reason for Referral' section, provide a brief description of why the patient is being referred for occupational therapy.
  5. Indicate any precautions necessary for patient safety and specify the level of assistance required using the provided codes (I, M, SBA, etc.).
  6. Complete the 'Activities of Daily Living' section by assessing each activity and noting the level of assistance needed along with any comments.
  7. Continue through sections on Functional Mobility, ROM and Strength/Voluntary Movement, Sensory Integration, and Cognitive Function, filling out each field as applicable.
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The assessment explores your priorities and any changes you may want to make. OTs will work with you, your family and/or carers or any other person relevant to your care to achieve the best outcomes. To make your day-to-day more manageable and safer for you, OTs may suggest: using equipment and technological devices.
Q: What will happen during the evaluation? A: The occupational therapist will obtain information regarding your childs medical history and developmental milestones (rolling, sitting, walking etc.). You might be asked questions on how your child responds to sensory information.
These evaluations help identify limitations, challenges, and specific needs. Our OTs use them to develop personalized intervention plans to maximize your strengths and support you in achieving your goals.
A physical therapy evaluation consists of a thorough assessment of your medical history, current condition, and physical abilities to identify areas of pain, weakness, or dysfunction. This includes a patient interview, range of motion and strength testing, and a functional assessment of daily activities.
An OT evaluation can take anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour. Initial evaluations may require more time so that the occupational therapist can gather all the information needed to develop a plan for services that will best help your child.
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An independent OT can diagnose Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD)/ Dyspraxia and dysgraphia. Although a lot of children do not meet criteria for a diagnosis, we identify and work with other difficulties that may arise from the assessment.
If your child is challenged by one of the following, you may want to consult an occupational therapist: Unable to concentrate and focus at school. Easily distracted. Difficulty following instructions and completing work.

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