Occupational therapists contracted under WorkSafeBC's Occupational Therapy Services program use this report to update the claim every 8 weeks, unless a WorkSafeBC officer sets a different schedule. It covers subjective reports, objective findings, basic and instrumental activities of daily living, vocational status, home environment and equipment, an analysis of progress, and the plan and sessions requested for the next treatment block.
The contracted occupational therapist completes and signs the report, declaring it true and accurate, and ticks the stream: physical injury (OT-PI), mental health (OT-MH) or brain injury (OT-BI).
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Occupational Therapy Services Progress Report
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Every 8 weeks, unless a WorkSafeBC officer indicates otherwise. Each report gives the end date of the next treatment block, a proposed discharge date and the number of sessions requested, and records the progress report number, total sessions approved and the history of sessions attended since services began.
Yes. The form says the provider should communicate the proposed plan to the WorkSafeBC officer before submitting the report. It asks for the date of that communication, the officer's name, and comments such as whether the plan was approved or declined and whether contact was by phone call or voice message.