Occupational Therapy In-home Assessment

Occupational Therapy In-home Assessments are conducted in the client’s home to identify pre-injury Activities of Daily Living (ADL) including personal care, housekeeping, caregiving, home maintenance, transportation and community management. An Occupational Therapist then evaluates the client’s ability to perform the above ADL’s by having the client demonstrate activities to determine whether they are able to meet the required functions.

From this comprehensive evaluation, the evaluator is able to identify and recommend strategies for safety concerns, home lay-out modifications, assistive devices or homemaking assistance. The Occupational Therapist is also able to complete
a Form (1) for Attendant Care.