Forensic OT Functional Evaluations for Personal Injury

Occupational Therapy Functional Evaluations for PI

You already investigate daily-life impact. Precision OT connects you with a curated network of specially trained, independent OTs who develop a fuller before-and-after picture, document specific examples and add reasoned clinical analysis. Their findings can strengthen other expert work and make noneconomic damages more concrete. The OT takes on much of the detailed functional investigation, freeing your team for case strategy, trial preparation and additional files.

Comprehensive

Builds a detailed before-and-after picture of roles, routines, work, and support needs, accounting for pre-existing conditions.

Concrete

Shows what takes longer, what help is needed, and how pace, errors, symptoms and recovery affect ordinary activities.

Clinically Grounded

Combines records, collateral and assessment findings with reasoned analysis, balanced conclusions and clear limits.

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How the Evaluation Works

Delivered by independent, state-licensed occupational therapists.

The evaluating OT investigates pre-injury and current function, including retained abilities, limitations, assistance and compensatory trade-offs.

Functional evaluations typically include:

Records review

Structured interview and collateral input

Validated measures as indicated

Real-world task observation

Before-and-after findings and analysis

OT-to-OT clinical review

Expert testimony available

A Stronger Foundation

Concrete functional findings inform other expert work and can make daily-life impact clearer in negotiations and trial.

Client & Family

Detailed, clinically grounded pre- and post-injury functional analysis adds depth to fact-witness accounts.

Medical Experts

Gives physicians and neuropsychologists functional findings to consider alongside their own work.

Care & Work Planning

Findings on pace, endurance and assistance can inform vocational analysis, life care planning and support needs.

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Ideal Case Types

Concussion, brain injury or chronic pain where ordinary tasks take more time, require help, or leave the client needing substantial recovery.

Return-to-work or disability questions: not just whether a teacher can lead a lesson, but whether they can sustain a full school day safely and reliably.

Files where imaging, testing or a brief evaluation leaves unanswered questions about how the client manages daily activities, work and competing demands.

Occupational Therapy Functional Evaluations for PI

How the Evaluation Works

Ideal Case Types

Stronger Functional Evidence. More Bandwidth.