Leave the home with the note done
Type a few lines before you start the car. The SOAP note is ready before you head to the next visit, so your day stays on schedule.
For Your Discipline
Make OT SOAP notes easier. $15/month unlimited.
Turn a short OT visit summary into a complete SOAP note in under 7 seconds. Include the activities, help provided and patient response, then review the note and get back to your day.
Unlimited OT SOAP note drafts for $15/month. Simple typed summaries, no full-session recording required. See plan limits.
Get your evenings back
Write each note right after the visit and the last one is finished when your day is. No unfinished ADL notes waiting in your EHR after dinner.
Sound like the OT you are
Type it the way you think it, like “mod A LB dressing, VC for sequencing.” NoteyDoc turns it into clear OT language that shows the skill behind your work.
"Writing my notes is the worst and longest part of my day. After using NoteyDoc for these past few weeks, I have noticed a HUGE difference. I am done faster, and not burnt out. I have my nights and weekends back. 10000/10 recommend."
Sofia Y., COTA, Home Health
Review from the Chrome Web StorePrefer to talk through your OT notes?
On the free trial or any plan, you can say a short visit summary out loud using the NoteyDoc website on a supported device with microphone permission, or the extension in a compatible browser. Keep the summary non-identifying unless your organization has approved a PHI-enabled workflow. For example, mention ADL performance, transfer assistance, cueing and caregiver training. Review and edit the transcript in Visit Summary before generating your SOAP note. You speak only the visit details you want in your note, not the entire treatment session. Use identifiable patient information only when your organization has an approved BAA and PHI-enabled workflow.
Example: from summary to SOAP note
OT session summary: Patient reports difficulty getting into the bathtub at home. During treatment, patient practiced tub transfer with transfer bench, lower body dressing with reacher, and kitchen item retrieval. Required min assist for sequencing and verbal cues for pacing. Caregiver practiced setup and safety reminders. Plan to progress standing tolerance and morning ADL routine next visit.
Subjective:
Patient reported difficulty getting into the bathtub at home.
Objective:
Patient practiced tub transfer using a transfer bench, lower body dressing with a reacher, and kitchen item retrieval. Min assist was required for sequencing, and verbal cues were provided for pacing throughout the session. Caregiver also practiced setup and safety reminders.
Assessment:
The patient needed assistance for sequencing and verbal cues for pacing during functional tasks. Continue graded practice and caregiver education, with attention to the level of assistance required on future visits.
Plan:
Continue skilled OT with focus on tub transfer safety, lower body dressing using adaptive equipment, and kitchen item retrieval. Next visit will progress standing tolerance and morning ADL routine as tolerated, with emphasis on improving sequencing and decreasing cueing needs.
OT FAQ
What is an affordable, unlimited OT SOAP note generator?
NoteyDoc Unlimited costs $15/month for unlimited OT SOAP note drafts from short treatment summaries. The plan also has separate limits for voice notes, Ask NoteyDoc and saved patient profiles. You review and finish every note.
Can NoteyDoc help with home health OT notes?
Yes. You can enter a short, non-identifying summary with ADL performance, home safety observations, caregiver education, cueing, assistance level, and plan details, then review the SOAP draft before using it.
Can an OTA or COTA use NoteyDoc for documentation?
NoteyDoc can draft from the visit summary entered by the treating clinician or assistant, but your organization and supervising therapist rules still control review, cosignature, and final documentation requirements.
Does NoteyDoc understand ADL and IADL terminology?
NoteyDoc is written for OT, PT, and SLP documentation, so OT summaries can include ADLs, IADLs, task grading, adaptive equipment, functional transfers, and caregiver education.
Does the therapist review every OT note?
Yes. NoteyDoc writes the SOAP note, and you review it, make any changes you like and add it to your EHR, the same way you finish any note.
NoteyDoc for home health OT and busy COTAs
If you write down short treatment details after home visits or move between agency documentation systems, the same $15/month Unlimited plan provides unlimited SOAP drafts. Keep a familiar drafting workflow and add the finished note to each agency's EHR the way that agency requires.
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NoteyDoc focuses on the work many occupational therapists do between visits: turn brief treatment details into clear Subjective, Objective, Assessment and Plan sections. See the $15/month Unlimited plan and compare how each tool handles your actual visit summaries.
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