An occupational therapy assessment evaluates a person’s physical, cognitive, emotional, and environmental factors affecting daily activities. Using standardized tools and observations, it identifies strengths, limitations, and barriers to work, self-care, and leisure. This guides personalized intervention plans to improve independence and quality of life. The report offers clear findings and practical recommendations for clients, caregivers, and teams to ensure effective, coordinated support.

A physiotherapy assessment evaluates a patient’s physical condition, medical history, posture, range of motion, strength, and function. It identifies pain causes and sets personalized treatment goals. The report summarizes findings, reasoning, and recommended treatments, guiding therapy and communication with healthcare providers. This ensures evidence-based, tailored care for optimal recovery and long-term health.

Education and retraining help improve recovery and independence. They teach correct techniques to manage limitations, prevent injury, and promote safe movement. Therapists provide tailored exercises and advice on posture, ergonomics, and assistive devices to support daily living and work tasks, reducing further impairment and building patient confidence.

A Program Summary and Report offers a concise overview of a project's goals, activities, timeline, milestones, and outcomes. It analyzes data, highlights challenges, and suggests recommendations, helping stakeholders assess performance, ensure accountability, and guide decisions.