BentoBox for Occupational Therapy
Notes done. For occupational therapists.
Hand therapy, ADL/IADL retraining, and splint management — documented in your voice, not a robot's.
The documentation tax on occupational therapists.
OT notes have to bridge clinical findings and functional impact ("client unable to don shirt independently due to limited shoulder flexion") — that translation is the part that takes time.
Hand-therapy notes get especially dense between AROM/PROM measurements, edema readings, splint-wear schedules, and orthotic management codes.
BentoBox ships an OT pack with hand/upper-extremity regions, ADL and IADL phrasing, peds sensory-integration vocabulary, and the ICD-10/CPT pairings (97760 orthotic management, 97530 therapeutic activities) most commonly used in OT practice.
What's in the pack
Pre-built for occupational therapy workflows.
Regions covered
- •Right Hand
- •Left Hand
- •Right Wrist
- •Left Wrist
- •Right Elbow
- •Left Elbow
- •Right Shoulder
- •Left Shoulder
- •Right Upper Extremity
- •Left Upper Extremity
- •ADL
- •IADL
One-tap templates
- •Initial Eval — OT evaluation with baseline measures and plan of care
- •Hand Therapy FU — Hand therapy follow-up — ther ex + ther act + modality
- •Post-CVA UE — Post-stroke UE rehab — NMRE + functional tasks
- •Peds Sensory — Pediatric sensory integration session
- •ADL Focus — ADL/IADL retraining with adaptive equipment
Sample ICD-10 mappings
- •Post-CVA UE weakness — I69.351, I69.359
- •Carpal tunnel syndrome — G56.01, G56.02
- •Trigger finger — M65.30
- •De Quervain’s tenosynovitis — M65.4
- •CMC arthritis — M18.11, M18.12
- •Post-op hand — Z47.89
Inside the app
This is what your form looks like after loading the pack.
Regions, concerns, and one-tap templates ready to go — all pre-loaded from the occupational therapy pack.
Eli in action
You type the shorthand. Eli writes the note.
Same vocabulary you already use, expanded into a clean SOAP note in your voice.
r distal radius fx subseq edema fig8 21cm, aprom thumb opp wnl splint wear schedule reviewed
S: Client returns for OT following right distal radius fracture, subsequent encounter. Reports compliance with home program and gradual functional improvement with light ADLs. O: Right wrist circumferential edema measured via figure-of-eight method: 21 cm, reduced from prior. AROM thumb opposition WNL. Splint wear schedule reviewed; client demonstrates correct donning and doffing technique. A: Functional progress consistent with expected post-fracture recovery. Edema improving. Continued therapy needed to advance strength and functional task tolerance. P: Progress AROM and gentle resistive exercise. Continue splint per schedule. Educate on activity modification for IADLs. Frequency: 2x/week for 3 weeks.
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