What Reddit Says About Occupational Therapy Apps
We compiled 15 Reddit discussions about Occupational Therapy apps from 3 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/OccupationalTherapy
Hi all, I work in orthopedics with both adult and per patients. I’m trying to find tools to help my patients stay organized because they don’t always…
r/OccupationalTherapy
I’m a neuro-based outpatient OT and work with a lot of patients with executive functioning challenges impacting their ability to initiate and…
r/OccupationalTherapy
46K subscribers in the OccupationalTherapy community. This is a subreddit to celebrate all things Occupational Therapy. Whether you are an OT, know…
r/adhdwomen
He recommended that for the next two weeks I try the Tody app.
r/OccupationalTherapy
This is a subreddit to celebrate all things Occupational Therapy. Whether you are an OT, know an OT, want to be an OT, or just want to hang out with some OT's, you are welcome here. ... What are you favorite study resources, like apps, websites, or youtube channels that you use to help you succ...
r/OccupationalTherapy
Has anyone used the Remarkable? I was thinking about getting one. I'm a hand note taker and it gives similar tactile feedback to paper but you can export notes as pdf to organize so that's appealing. ... Welcome to r/OccupationalTherapy!
r/OccupationalTherapy
This isn’t free unfortunately but I really liked TherapyEd because the questions were challenging and gave me thorough explanations of the right answers and why the wrong answers were wrong. I found it easy to do at the gym on a treadmill or stairmaster. And I often only did 5 questions a day to rea...
r/OccupationalTherapy
Hi - looking for advice/suggestions. I'm currently working in software development and looking to make a career change into OT. While in school, I…
r/OccupationalTherapy
I really want to hear from Home Health OTs, what's your preferred choice of EMR documentation software and scheduling software? I'm looking for…
r/OccupationalTherapy
Midwestern University's Master of Occupational Therapy in Glendale, AZ, requires a minimum cumulative undergraduate GPA of 2.75 on a 4.00 scale. Grades of C or better for prerequisite coursework (grades of C- are not acceptable).
r/OccupationalTherapy
I’ve found Clariti to be a user-friendly alternative to tools like Workplace by Meta. It’s designed for simplicity, combining emails, chats, and document management into a single platform. It doesn’t feel overwhelming, and it ensures everything stays connected, which makes it easy for teams to colla...
r/OccupationalTherapy
I travel so I do use handwriting apps with a stylus to save on carrying paper. My favorites are 1. READY TO PRINT ( developed by an OT. Has writing, cause effect, and pinch tasks) 2. MY NAME ( add individual names and take pictures to demonstrate progress - it can also be used for spelling words) 3....
r/therapists
Yes, and it's pretty solid. I've been with them since last September and am happy overall. ... Thinking about getting set up with the Jane app as I've seen it getting good reviews, anything you wish it had?
r/OccupationalTherapy
I tried Scriptivox for OT notes stuff and it kinda kept things more organized than just raw transcriptions, which saved me some rewriting time. Might be worth checking out if you're fed up with that wall of text.
r/OccupationalTherapy
You can create notes using AI, its like having your own assistant. You can save up to 25 of these templates (called snippets). You can also search…
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