Our news & press

We are excited to announce the appointment of Paul, who joined us at the end of last year to lead the Case Management team and support our case management customers, alongside Victoria stepping into a more clinically focused role as interim Professional Head of Occupational Therapy.

With fewer opportunities these days to meet face to face, we’re making sure we get out and about in 2026 - more on where to find us...

Three months ago we launched the Customer Portal, providing our regular referrers with a new way of working. Find out how's its going and what's new.

In the next few months we will be rolling out our new report writing platform more widely, following a successful beta launch 6 months ago.

We're proud to announce that The OT Practice has signed the Armed Forces Covenant, demonstrating our support and commitment to members of the Armed Forces community and their families.

This month we have launched our customer portal enabling referrers and managers to manage their cases online - accessible across any device offering a new level of control, transparency, efficiency and convenience.

In this article Paul, our Professional Head of Occupational Therapy, reflects on the structures, process and systems The OT Practice has put in place under his clinical leadership, to ensure we are achieving a high level of professionalism and robust clinical governance.

Often case managers require a third party such as a solicitor, who is funding an assessment or ongoing intervention, to approve our terms and conditions of business. In this article find out more about our recently launched automated online approval system for 3rd party funders.

Debra Dunitz has recently been appointed to the newly created position of Case Management Clinical Lead to work primarily alongside our case managers with catastrophic/complex cases, pre and post referral providing expert support and guidance.

The Bath Out 2 study, presented at the House of Lords, highlights the significant benefits of faster home adaptations, including fewer falls, greater independence, and cost savings. Read how these findings strengthen the case for reducing OT waiting lists.