05/06/2026
Occupational Therapy Data Analysis ๐ | Batch 2025 - 2026
This year's patient data provides an overview of the individuals served through occupational therapy and the services delivered throughout the period of Batch 2025 to 2026. A total of 68 patients received occupational therapy services, with older adults comprising the majority of the patient population.
Key findings:
- Neurological conditions were the most common diagnoses, particularly Stroke/CVA, followed by musculoskeletal conditions and peripheral neuropathy
- Most services were provided through Outpatient Department (OPD) sessions, with IPD and Telehealth serving as additional modes of service delivery
- Patient numbers remained generally stable throughout the year, indicating a consistent need for occupational therapy services
- January recorded the highest patient census, while June had the lowest
- Telehealth supported continuity of care for selected clients who required remote intervention and follow-up
Overall, the findings highlight the important role of occupational therapy in supporting individuals with neurological and musculoskeletal conditions, particularly adults requiring long-term rehabilitation to improve independence in daily activities.