We specialise in care needs assessments, providing independent, evidence-based reports across a wide range of contexts, including motor vehicle accidents, workers compensation, dust diseases, medical negligence, and public liability. Our occupational therapists have extensive experience in assessing the impact of injuries or health conditions on a person’s daily function, independence, and support needs—both past and future. We work across a broad spectrum of physical, neurological, and psychological conditions, delivering a fair and balanced view of each individual’s capabilities and care requirements.
We understand that being assessed can feel uncomfortable or confronting. That’s why our therapists approach every assessment with respect, empathy, and professionalism, taking the time to listen and ensure people feel heard and understood.
We gain real insight into a person’s daily needs by assessing them in the place that matters most – their home. An Occupational Therapist’s expertise lies in examining a person’s function and capacity within their own environment as separate from diagnosis.
Interface can conduct video assessments when necessary. We ensure these assessments utilise our clinical and medicolegal experience to produce the same high standard of opinions and recommendations.
Interface provides high quality, unbiased medico-legal reports and assessments across Australia and internationally. All reports are proofed by our trained Quality Assurance team. A standard report is available within 20 business days or as otherwise agreed with Interface.
A supplementary report can be requested when additional information becomes available or when further questions need to be addressed by the Occupational Therapist.
The rigour of our assessments and reports becomes the foundation of our expert witness services in conclaves and court proceedings. Our occupational therapists are available to provide expert opinion in court or to participate in conclaves.
We are experienced and passionate occupational therapists. Occupational therapy is about supporting people to develop, maintain, or regain the skills they need to carry out everyday activities, such as work, education, self-care, leisure, and household tasks. Our role is to assess how a person functions in their daily environment, particularly in the home, to gain a clear picture of their abilities, limitations, and the support or adjustments they may need to live as independently as possible.
A team of experienced occupational therapists conducting independent assessments to produce evidence-based reports.