Listed below are the assessment and reporting forms used by occupational therapists to support TAC clients.

A TAC claim manager will direct you to the appropriate form when required. The forms include:

• Initial occupational therapy assessment
  To establish an OT plan and request funding to provide services to a TAC client.
• Assistive technology assessment and recommendations
  To recommend assistive technology to support a person's goals.
• Community access and transport assessment recommendations
  To identify goals for community access and the most appropriate transport solutions.
• Holiday support plan
  To request funding to meet a person’s support needs required for a holiday.
• Home modifications assessment and recommendations
  To assess if home modifications are required to maximise a person’s safety and capabilities in their home. Approval and discussion with a TAC home modifications officer must be obtained prior to completing a home assessment.
• Home services assessment and plan
  To describe the capabilities and needs of a person who has requested home services.
• Home services review
  To review supports that help a person manage day-to-day tasks in their home.
• Occupational therapy review of capabilities
  To review a person’s capabilities and required supports.
• Occupational therapy service plan review
  To report on whether intervention is complete or if further OT services are needed.
• Occupational therapy supported accommodation review of capabilities
  To review a person’s capabilities and supports relating to supported accommodation.
• Transition allied health and support plan
  To develop a plan for a person's discharge from hospital.
• Vehicle modifications assessment and recommendations
  To submit applications for TAC-funded vehicle modifications.