Which option describes continuing OT as planned as a discharge outcome?

Which option describes continuing OT as planned as a discharge outcome?

• A. Discontinue OT
• B. Continue OT as planned (Re-evaluation or Review)
• C. Start new therapy
• D. Do nothing

Answer: (B)

Continuing OT as planned with a scheduled re-evaluation or review shows that the client still needs occupational therapy and there’s a structured plan to monitor progress toward goals. This approach keeps services ongoing while ensuring progress is tracked and goals or interventions are adjusted as needed. It contrasts with ending OT now, starting a different therapy, or doing nothing, none of which describe maintaining the current course with a planned reassessment.

Continuing OT as planned with a scheduled re-evaluation or review shows that the client still needs occupational therapy and there’s a structured plan to monitor progress toward goals. This approach keeps services ongoing while ensuring progress is tracked and goals or interventions are adjusted as needed. It contrasts with ending OT now, starting a different therapy, or doing nothing, none of which describe maintaining the current course with a planned reassessment.