New Occupational Therapy Evaluation Coding Overview
The client’s history, both medical and therapy, is reviewed and considered to identify aspects such as the prior level of function and presenting diagnosis that is causing the client to seek occupational therapy services. How much of the history is necessary depends on what the client is seeking services for and what the occupational therapist
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