Why Choose This Course?
Turn vague safety checklists into skilled OT practice
Generic home safety forms don’t capture the real risks your clients with diabetes, CHF, or sensory processing differences face in their daily routines. This course shows you how to translate those realities into focused, occupation-based home assessments that actually change outcomes.
Use an evidence-based framework that reduces falls by 26–41%
You’ll learn to apply the Person–Environment–Occupation (PEO) framework specifically to high-prevalence chronic conditions, so your recommendations go far beyond “install a grab bar.” Instead, you systematically evaluate task demands, environmental barriers, and condition-related limitations to target the most impactful changes.
Confidently justify medical necessity and reimbursement
Instead of looking like you’re “just doing home modifications,” you’ll be able to clearly articulate skilled OT reasoning in your documentation. The course helps you connect your findings to goals, interventions, and measurable outcomes, so your notes support reimbursement and reflect your true clinical value.
Walk away with tools you can use Monday morning
You get a condition-specific home assessment template that organizes what to look for, what to prioritize, and how to document it. In just 1 self-paced contact hour, you gain a repeatable process you can apply across clients with complex chronic conditions in home health, outpatient, or community practice.
