intake for care management : Medical, Legal, Financial, Insurance, Housing , Support

Medical

  • Collect detailed information on past illnesses and surgeries.
  • Include family medical history for hereditary conditions.
  • Document any chronic conditions or ongoing health issues.
  • Ask about previous treatments and outcomes.
  • List all prescription and over-the-counter medications.
  • Include dosage, frequency, and administration route.
  • Check for recent changes in medication.
  • Note any supplements or herbal products.
  • Identify any known drug allergies.
  • Document reactions to medications, foods, or environmental factors.
  • Specify severity and type of reaction.
  • Include any past adverse reactions to treatments or procedures.
  • Request copies of recent lab work and imaging reports.
  • Review results for abnormalities or concerns.
  • Include dates and types of tests performed.
  • Ensure results are current and relevant to care.
  • Document the names and contact information of providers.
  • Include their roles in the patient's care.
  • Note any recent referrals or consultations.
  • Establish communication preferences with providers.
  • List all ongoing treatments, including physical therapies.
  • Document frequency and duration of treatments.
  • Include patient adherence to treatment regimens.
  • Assess effectiveness and any side effects.
  • Record baseline vital signs (e.g., blood pressure, heart rate).
  • Document height, weight, and BMI.
  • Establish a trend for monitoring health changes.
  • Compare with previous records if available.
  • Review the type of insurance plan and coverage details.
  • Identify co-pays, deductibles, and out-of-pocket expenses.
  • Assess network restrictions for providers and facilities.
  • Discuss coverage for necessary treatments and medications.
  • Check for overdue vaccinations based on age and health status.
  • Document recommended screenings based on guidelines.
  • Identify any lifestyle modifications needed.
  • Discuss preventive measures with the patient.
  • List all surgeries with dates and reasons.
  • Document length of hospital stays and any complications.
  • Include follow-up care instructions related to past surgeries.
  • Assess impact on current health status.
  • Screen for any history of mental health issues.
  • Document current mental health conditions and treatments.
  • Include any past psychological evaluations.
  • Discuss support systems and coping mechanisms.
  • Evaluate dietary habits and nutritional intake.
  • Assess physical activity levels and exercise routines.
  • Document any substance use, including tobacco and alcohol.
  • Identify areas for lifestyle modifications.
  • Determine need for specialists based on medical history.
  • Document reasons for referrals and urgency.
  • Provide patient with referral information.
  • Follow up on referral outcomes.
  • Ask the patient to explain their condition in their own words.
  • Discuss treatment options and expected outcomes.
  • Assess understanding of medication regimens.
  • Clarify any misconceptions or questions.
  • Introduce the concept of advance care planning.
  • Discuss the patient’s wishes regarding medical interventions.
  • Provide resources for creating living wills or proxies.
  • Document the patient's preferences and decisions.
  • Determine the need for follow-up based on care plan.
  • Schedule appointments with relevant providers.
  • Document appointment dates and times.
  • Ensure patient understands the importance of follow-up.

Legal

Financial

Insurance

Housing

Support

  • List family members and friends available for support.
  • Determine frequency of interactions with these individuals.
  • Assess willingness and ability to provide assistance.
  • Identify strengths of these relationships.
  • Document any potential conflicts within the support network.
  • Research local community resources available for assistance.
  • Identify eligibility criteria for programs and services.
  • Evaluate the accessibility of these resources.
  • Document specific needs that may require community support.
  • Prioritize resources based on urgency and availability.
  • List current support groups the individual attends.
  • Gather contact information for these services.
  • Assess the effectiveness of these groups.
  • Document any previous experiences with counseling services.
  • Identify gaps in current support offerings.
  • Identify modes of transportation available.
  • Assess reliability and accessibility of these options.
  • Document any financial constraints related to transportation.
  • Determine the distance to care facilities.
  • Explore potential community transportation services.
  • Assess current mental health status.
  • Identify any existing mental health conditions.
  • Discuss past experiences with therapy or counseling.
  • Evaluate the need for ongoing psychological support.
  • Document any preferences for types of support.
  • Research available peer support programs locally.
  • Identify individuals who have successfully participated.
  • Assess the suitability of programs for the individual.
  • Document any preferences for specific characteristics in mentors.
  • Explore virtual options for peer support.
  • Assess the individual's preferred language.
  • Identify any cultural considerations that may affect access.
  • Document previous experiences with language barriers.
  • Research available translation services.
  • Explore culturally sensitive support options.
  • Identify primary caregivers involved in the individual's care.
  • Discuss the current strain on caregivers.
  • Document specific respite care needs.
  • Evaluate local respite care services available.
  • Assess the willingness of caregivers to utilize respite care.
  • Collect feedback on past support services used.
  • Document what worked and what didn’t.
  • Identify preferences based on past experiences.
  • Discuss any unresolved issues from previous services.
  • Evaluate the overall satisfaction with past support.
  • Identify specific daily activities requiring assistance.
  • Assess the individual's ability to perform these activities.
  • Document any safety concerns related to daily living.
  • Explore local services offering assistance.
  • Discuss preferences for types of assistance needed.
  • Research local volunteer organizations providing assistance.
  • Document contact information for these organizations.
  • Assess the types of support offered by each.
  • Identify eligibility or application processes.
  • Explore potential volunteer opportunities for the individual.
  • Assess the individual's comfort level with technology.
  • Identify available devices and internet access.
  • Provide information on remote services available.
  • Document any training needs for technology use.
  • Explore community resources for tech support.
  • Collect any existing advance directives or living wills.
  • Discuss the individual's preferences for care.
  • Document any specific wishes regarding end-of-life care.
  • Evaluate the need for updates to these documents.
  • Ensure all documents are accessible to relevant parties.
  • Identify specific health conditions requiring education.
  • Research available educational materials and resources.
  • Document preferences for learning styles (e.g., visual, auditory).
  • Discuss options for support groups focused on education.
  • Explore local workshops or seminars available.
  • Identify current coping mechanisms used by the individual.
  • Discuss effectiveness of these strategies.
  • Document any stressors impacting the individual's well-being.
  • Explore new techniques that may be beneficial.
  • Assess willingness to try new coping strategies.
  • Conduct a safety assessment of the home environment.
  • Document any potential hazards present.
  • Assess neighborhood safety and resources available.
  • Discuss previous incidents or concerns.
  • Explore local services that can assist with safety improvements.
  • Discuss preferences for types of support services.
  • Document any dislikes or past negative experiences.
  • Identify specific characteristics desired in support providers.
  • Assess cultural or personal preferences.
  • Ensure preferences are noted for future reference.
  • Identify local social groups or clubs of interest.
  • Document preferences for types of activities.
  • Assess availability and accessibility of these options.
  • Explore virtual engagement opportunities.
  • Discuss past experiences with social activities.
  • Identify current self-care practices in place.
  • Discuss barriers to effective self-care.
  • Document the importance of self-care routines.
  • Explore available resources for self-care education.
  • Encourage regular check-ins on self-care practices.
  • Identify specific follow-up needs and timelines.
  • Document contact points for ongoing support.
  • Assess potential barriers to follow-up.
  • Discuss methods for tracking progress.
  • Ensure accountability for follow-up actions.