Track, monitor, and visualize client independence with this comprehensive Activities of Daily Living (ADL) Assessment Template, thoughtfully designed for occupational therapists, rehabilitation clinics, schools, caregivers, nurses, and life skills professionals.
Whether you're supporting young children, older adults, or anyone in between, this fully customizable tool helps you standardize skill assessments, simplify client tracking, and gain real-time insights — all in an easy-to-use workbook format.
✅ Available in Google Sheets & Excel – Choose your preferred platform for flexible access and secure sharing.
✅ Pre-Categorized ADL Skill List – Organized into personal hygiene, dressing, feeding, toileting, and more.
✅ 1–5 Rating Scale – Based on levels of independence: Independent, Minimal Assist, Moderate Assist, Max Assist, Dependent.
✅ Fully Customizable – Easily add/remove activities, edit dropdowns, and tailor the template to fit pediatric, geriatric, or general rehab settings.
✅ Client-by-Client Tracking – Simply duplicate the workbook per client and conduct ongoing assessments over time.
Make sense of your assessment data with a clean, auto-calculating dashboard:
📅 Assessment Summary by Date – Select a date from a dropdown to instantly view:
Number of dependent activities by category
Percentage of independent activities across all domains
Summary charts of assistance levels by domain
📈 Progress Over Time by Activity – Select an activity to view a visual line graph showing progress across multiple assessment dates. Identify trends and regression with ease.
📉 Progress Over Time by Category – Get a clear overview of how different skill domains (e.g., grooming, toileting) are evolving over time, with detailed breakdown tables underneath each graph.
Occupational Therapists – Create goal-oriented treatment plans supported by clear data and visuals.
Clinics & Rehab Centers – Standardize client skill tracking across team members and sessions.
Schools & Special Ed Teams – Track life skills growth across IEP periods or classroom settings.
Caregivers & Nurses – Monitor ADL independence at home or in long-term care environments to inform care decisions.
Whether you're working with pediatrics, adults, or elder care populations, this tool adapts to your workflow — helping you stay organized, visualize needs, and communicate progress with clarity and confidence.
Track, monitor, and visualize client independence with this comprehensive Activities of Daily Living (ADL) Assessment Template, thoughtfully designed for occupational therapists, rehabilitation clinics, schools, caregivers, nurses, and life skills professionals.
Whether you're supporting young children, older adults, or anyone in between, this fully customizable tool helps you standardize skill assessments, simplify client tracking, and gain real-time insights — all in an easy-to-use workbook format.
✅ Available in Google Sheets & Excel – Choose your preferred platform for flexible access and secure sharing.
✅ Pre-Categorized ADL Skill List – Organized into personal hygiene, dressing, feeding, toileting, and more.
✅ 1–5 Rating Scale – Based on levels of independence: Independent, Minimal Assist, Moderate Assist, Max Assist, Dependent.
✅ Fully Customizable – Easily add/remove activities, edit dropdowns, and tailor the template to fit pediatric, geriatric, or general rehab settings.
✅ Client-by-Client Tracking – Simply duplicate the workbook per client and conduct ongoing assessments over time.
Make sense of your assessment data with a clean, auto-calculating dashboard:
📅 Assessment Summary by Date – Select a date from a dropdown to instantly view:
Number of dependent activities by category
Percentage of independent activities across all domains
Summary charts of assistance levels by domain
📈 Progress Over Time by Activity – Select an activity to view a visual line graph showing progress across multiple assessment dates. Identify trends and regression with ease.
📉 Progress Over Time by Category – Get a clear overview of how different skill domains (e.g., grooming, toileting) are evolving over time, with detailed breakdown tables underneath each graph.
Occupational Therapists – Create goal-oriented treatment plans supported by clear data and visuals.
Clinics & Rehab Centers – Standardize client skill tracking across team members and sessions.
Schools & Special Ed Teams – Track life skills growth across IEP periods or classroom settings.
Caregivers & Nurses – Monitor ADL independence at home or in long-term care environments to inform care decisions.
Whether you're working with pediatrics, adults, or elder care populations, this tool adapts to your workflow — helping you stay organized, visualize needs, and communicate progress with clarity and confidence.
