A comprehensive assessment of current health, treatment, functioning and safety in the home environment. It typically takes three hours to complete, and can be broken into two sessions, or one in-person and one virtual session if indicated. A thorough report is written, including recommendations to maximize functioning.

Physical, psychological, cognitive and social issues. Hands-on assessment, self-report measures and standardized tests. Past and current treatment.

Participation in self-care, productive and leisure activities. Identification of past performance and future goals. Use of self-management strategies to maximize functioning. Observation of functional tasks, self-report and standardized tests.

Clinical findings, test results, nature of functional challenges, reliability of effort, possibility for functional improvement, ability to return to work, relevant treatment recommendations and work accommodations.