The s10.ai Occupational Therapist Summary/Recommendations template is expertly crafted for occupational therapists to meticulously document comprehensive client assessments. This template encompasses critical areas such as social circumstances, medical conditions, mobility, personal care, domestic and community activities of daily living (ADLs), cognitive function, and primary concerns. It also features dedicated sections for occupational therapy recommendations and a detailed action plan. Designed to facilitate the creation of thorough and organized clinical notes, this template ensures that every pertinent aspect of a client's daily functioning and needs is thoroughly addressed. Ideal for occupational therapists seeking a structured approach to documenting assessments and therapeutic plans, this template is an essential tool for enhancing clinical efficiency and patient care.
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Mr. John Doe is a 78-year-old male with a history of Parkinson's disease and arthritis. He lives alone and has limited family support.SOCIAL:- Resides alone in a single-story home- Limited family support, occasional visits from a neighbor- No active community involvementMEDICAL:- Parkinson's disease- ArthritisAMBULATION:- Utilizes a walker for mobility- Gait is unsteady with noticeable shuffling- History of two falls in the past six months- Safety measures include grab bars in the bathroom and non-slip matsPERSONAL CARE ADL:- Needs assistance with showering and dressing- Independent with toileting but requires supervision for safetyDOMESTIC ADL:- Has difficulty with meal preparation and housework- Can manage light tasks but needs help with heavier choresCOMMUNITY ADL:- No longer drives- Depends on a neighbor for transportation to appointmentsCOGNITION:- Mild cognitive impairment, forgets recent events- Cannot be left alone for extended periods- Requires assistance with medication management and schedulingMAIN CONCERNS:1. Risk of falls2. Difficulty with personal care3. Limited family support4. Cognitive declineOT RECOMMENDATIONS:1. Equipment:- Shower chair- Raised toilet seat- Medication organizer2. Home modifications:- Install additional grab bars in the bathroom- Improve lighting in hallways- Remove tripping hazards like loose rugsAdditional observations about the home environment and existing equipment/modifications: The home is generally safe but could benefit from additional lighting and removal of tripping hazards.Client's consent to referrals: Client consents to referrals for home health aide and physical therapy.PLAN:1. Arrange for a home health aide to assist with personal care2. Schedule a follow-up visit in one month3. Coordinate with physical therapy for gait training and balance exercisess10.aiOccupational Therapist
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