From caregiver answers to a finished report
An OT should leave knowing exactly what to do, how little extra work it adds, where the technology helps, and where they stay in control.
- 1
Initial Discovery
Send the caregiver questionnaire by secure link. The parent saves and resumes. You get a note when it is done.
- 2
Clinician observation
Record your structured observations across the three developmental phases.
- 3
The grid
The profile builds in four severity colors. Therapists see the color coding.
- 4
Report draft
A draft per phase from the caregiver's answers and your observations. Background history sits at the top for you to complete.
- 5
Add your own assessment data
Attach standardized results. They are placed in the right section and you resolve any conflict.
- 6
Reconfigure the report
Edit every line. Smart Edit helps you reword. You keep control.
- 7
SMART goals and SDIs
Goals tied to the phase findings.
- 8
Export
Download the report and grid as Word or PDF.
What the technology does, and what you do
The DLP does
Drafts from two sources only: the caregiver's answers and your observations. Shows the data behind any sentence.
You do
Review, edit and sign every report. You make every clinical judgment. The DLP does not diagnose.