Functional Testing & Med-Legal Assessments

We assess what a client can physically do right now — lifting, standing, walking, reaching, and more. We compare this to job demands or functional goals. You get objective results with clear return-to-work recommendations.

We look at how cognitive function impacts work or daily activities. This includes memory, focus, decision-making, and task performance. Useful for clients with concussions, TBIs, or mental health-related cognitive limitations.

We provide a full breakdown of long-term needs, including care, equipment, services, and home modifications. This helps with planning, settlement discussions, or tribunal hearings. Reports are detailed, organized, and based on standards used across Canada.

We assess whether a person’s current functional abilities match the demands of a specific job. We identify gaps and give practical suggestions for accommodation or training where needed.

We determine what level of help a client needs with daily personal tasks like bathing, dressing, and mobility. This supports eligibility for personal care allowances. We also outline the support plan in detail for providers and insurers.

We assess a client’s ability to manage basic home maintenance tasks. This is for clients applying for support with yard work, snow removal, minor repairs, or other home upkeep. The report supports funding decisions for monthly allowances.

We evaluate whether a client is fit to return to a specific job or role. This is useful for physically demanding jobs, safety-sensitive positions, or union-driven fitness requirements.

We assess a client’s ability to manage everyday tasks in the home, community, or workplace. These reports support decisions around home care, return-to-work planning, or long-term disability.

We use standardized tools like RBANS, Rivermead, and the Attention Process Training system to assess and treat clients with brain injuries or cognitive impairments. Program results guide both clinical treatment and funding decisions.