Occupational Therapy Evaluation - Moderate Complexity

Procedure Information

What is an Occupational Therapy Evaluation - Moderate Complexity?

An Occupational Therapy Evaluation - Moderate Complexity is a procedure used by occupational therapists to assess the abilities of a patient and determine what kind of occupational therapy program or activities best suit them. It involves task-based assessments and measures to assess the performance of activities that are important to the patient’s occupational performance.

Why would I get an Occupational Therapy Evaluation - Moderate Complexity?

You may need an Occupational Therapy Evaluation - Moderate Complexity if you have been having difficulties with daily tasks due to an injury, illness, or disability, or if you’re having difficulty adjusting to a new task or environment. It is also used to develop treatment strategies and evaluate the progress of occupational therapy interventions.

What happens during an Occupational Therapy Evaluation - Moderate Complexity?

During an Occupational Therapy Evaluation - Moderate Complexity, the occupational therapist will evaluate your performance on specific tasks that are important to your daily and occupational functioning. They will assess your motor skills, physical characteristics, visual-spatial awareness, and performance on activities such as dressing, personal care, work-related tasks, and recreation and leisure pursuits.

What to expect after an Occupational Therapy Evaluation - Moderate Complexity?

After your Occupational Therapy Evaluation - Moderate Complexity, your occupational therapist will provide you with a detailed report that outlines their findings and recommendations for further treatment or activities. Based on your report, your therapist will develop a personalized treatment plan for you that may include individual, group, or community-based activities.

Conclusion

An Occupational Therapy Evaluation - Moderate Complexity is a procedure that helps occupational therapists assess a patient’s abilities and determine what kind of treatment is most suitable. During the evaluation, the therapist will provide task-based assessments and measures to assess the performance of activities that are important to the patient’s daily and occupational functioning. After their evaluation is complete, they will provide a detailed report with recommendations and create an individualized treatment plan that involves individual, group, or community-based activities.