Compliments of WSRCC Personal Data Sheet Residents Name Date Entered Current Date Code Status FULL CODE Signature Age SSN# Language Date of Birth Male Medicare # Female Right Handed Medicaid # Family/POA Name Smoker Yes No Private Insurance # Provider Name Signature Date Address Signature Date Address Phone WK HP Assessor Phone WK Fax Initial Care Planner Signature Date Address Signature Date Address Phone WK Fax Phone WK Doctor Name Nurse Delegator Address Address Phone WK Fax Insurance #1 Address Address Phone WK Fax Funeral Home Address Address Fax Yes No Type Assessment & Care Plan Fax Phone WK Pharmacy/Insurance #2 Phone WK Fax Phone WK Social Worker/Home Health Advanced Directive Left Handed DNR Fax Phone WK Informed Consent Yes No Fax Task 7/14/2017 Compliments of WSRCC Assessment/Level of Care Reason for the Assessment (Date & Initial) Current Prescribed Medications (Include contraindicated medications that 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. are known to cause adverse reactions or allergies): Reviewed by physician & signed, see attached Name Dose Admission Annual Significant status change / review Significant status change / review Quarterly review of assessment Y N Purpose/Diagnosis Current Medical Diagnosis: Pertinent Medical History (include previous operations): H/P Attached or in the Resident file Y N Cognitive Status (Include Depression, Anxiety & Mental Illness) &/or Significant known Behaviors that may require special care: Assessment & Care Plan Allergies: 7/14/2017 Compliments of WSRCC Assessment/Level of Care PERSONAL HYGIENE SPECIALIZED BODY CARE TOILETING BATHING Ability to care for dentures, brush teeth, clean & apply glasses & hearing aids, etc. The application of lotions, trim nails, cut hair, style hair, etc. Ability to urinate and defecate at will and in the appropriate place. 0 Independent - able to do without assistance or cueing 1 Supervised Independence - can carry out skills with verbal reminders only 2 Minimal - requires verbal cueing, set up, and stand by assistance 3 Moderate - requires set up & hands on assistance with as many as two tasks 4 Major - requires set up & hands on assistance with three or more tasks 5 Total - requires total assistance with grooming tasks 0 Independent - able to do without assistance or cueing 1 Supervised Independence - can carry out skills with verbal reminders only 2 Minimal - requires verbal cueing, set up, and stand by assistance 3 Moderate - requires set up & hands on assistance with as many as two tasks 4 Major - requires set up & hands on assistance with three or more tasks 5 Total - requires total assistance with grooming tasks 0 Independent - continent of bowel and bladder 1 Supervised Independence - requires stand by assist in the bathroom & peri-care 2 Minimal occasional urinary incontinence, wears protective gear, may require help with Peri-care up to twice a day 3 Moderate - requires bladder training program, protective clothing; verbal reminders & occasional help with Peri-care 4 Major - requires frequent trips to urinate and/or defecate, needs constant assistance at all times 5 Total - occasional to frequent incontinence; Peri-care more than twice daily; requires assistance at night Ability to execute bathing & drying a minimum of two times per week. INCLUDED is dressing & undressing. Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Glasses Visually impaired Deaf Hearing impaired Hearing Aids Left Right Dentures Uppers Lowers Bridges Uppers Lowers Gum Disease Needs Dental Work Skin problems Dry skin Itchy Skin Bruises easily Skin allergies Soaps/lotions/linens Rash Other Hx decubitus 1 2 3 4 (circle highest level) Location Preferences/Comments: Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Nails Foot Doctor Makeup Lotions Hair care Shave Preferences/Comments: 5 points extra for history of urinating and/or defecating in inappropriate places. Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Catheter Size Bed bag Leg bag Ostomy/Type Self Care Assist Incontinent Bowel Bladder Bowel Bladder Training Stress Incont. Dribbling Constipation Laxative use Chronic Constipation Depends Pads 0 Independent - only the bathroom requires cleaning 1 Supervised Independence - bathes self without assistance 2 Minimal - bathes self with help getting into & out of the tub 3 Moderate - washes face & hands only, but cannot bathe rest if body, cooperative 4 Major - does not bathe self, needs full bath, cooperative 5 Total - cannot bathe self, resists efforts of others to keep clean Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Tub Shower Bed Bath Full Partial Transfer bench needed Equipment? Preferences:/Comments: Preferences/Comments: Assessment & Care Plan 7/14/2017 Compliments of WSRCC Assessment/Level of Care DRESSING EATING, NUTRITION, Ability to appropriately dress & undress on their own from their own wardrobe for the occasion. HYDRATION, ORAL 0 Independent - dresses appropriately with no assistance 1 Supervised Independence - may need some occasional prompting 2 Minimal - requires some physical assistance or verbal cues 3 Moderate - lay out clothes, assist with shoes & socks & buttoning 4 Major - requires dressing 5 Total - requires complete dressing; may require change of clothes due to soiling Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Yes No Able to dress & undress upper body Able to dress & undress lower body Able to put on shoes & socks Able to put on jewelry Able to tie & button as needed Needs Ted Hose help (schedule) Preferences/Comments: Dietary requirements and dining room needs. INCLUDED is special preparations. 0 Independent - no special dietary requirements or assistance needed 1 Supervised Independence - requires some prompting to eat 2 Minimal - requires food to be cut up or pureed, mechanical soft, untidy 3 Moderate - requires special dietary needs, i. e. supplements, diabetic diet, food allergies, etc. 4 Major - requires routine supervision; intake and diet monitoring; special observation for Dysphagia 5 Total - requires hand feeding or ongoing supervision while eating Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Encourage fluids Restrict fluids Special diet Thicken liquids Low salt Low fat High fiber Diabetic Chewing/swallowing problems Choking/ Dysphagia/ Aspiration Risk of dehydration Tube feeding Wt. Loss/Gain Food Allergies Prescribed Food Supplements MOBILITY Ability to walk or otherwise ambulate 0 Independent - moves without human or mechanical assistance 1 Supervised Independence - moves without assistance, observe for safety 2 Minimal - Can move with assistive devices (walker, cane), may require light lifting & steadying 3 Moderate - needs lifting assistance of another to stand & assistance to walk 4 Major - needs mechanical &/or physical assistance & wheelchair 5 Total - bed bound Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Cane Walker Crutches Wheelchair Gait L R Mobility Alarm Number transfers/Amb. a day Risk of Falls Decreased mobility Motor skills Bed Bound Chair Bound Restricted ROM/ Contractures Up at night How often Adaptive equipment TRANSFERS Ability to transfer or otherwise safely move from place to place 0 Independent - moves without human or mechanical assistance 1 Supervised Independence - moves without assistance, observe for safety 2 Minimal - requires some assistance 3 Moderate - needs lifting assistance of another to stand & assistance to walk 4 Major - needs physical assistance & wheelchair 5 Total - bed bound Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Number of times a day Mechanical transfer Lift Pivot Transfer Board Preferences/Comments: Preferences/Comments: Uses adaptive equipment Preferences/Comments: Assessment & Care Plan 7/14/2017 Compliments of WSRCC Assessment/Level of Care POSITIONING COGNITIVE ABILITY Ability to remain in a sitting or laying position Mental and emotional faculty of knowing, including perceiving, thinking, recognizing and remembering 0 Independent - able to position self without human or mechanical assistance 1 Supervised Independence - positions self, observe for safety 2 Minimal - needs some assistance 3 Moderate - needs assistance 4 Major - needs physical assistance several times per day 5 Total - bed bound Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Number of times a day Reposition q hrs Daytime Night time Hospital Bed Special Mattress Trapeze Bed Rail Wedge Extra Pillows Foot Cradle Preferences/Comments: 0 Independent - alert, no confusion 1 Supervised Independence - Some early signs of disorientation or confusion 2 Minimal needs occasional reorientation easily forgets recent activities 3 Moderate - requires daily reorientation, monitoring; mildly depressed 4 Major - requires frequent daily reassurance, guidance, direction 5 Total - tends to wander off premises; restless during NOC hours 5 points extra for history of purposeful escape. Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Oriented Time / place / person (circle) Clear speech Mumbles Nonverbal Cooperative Uncooperative Physically aggressive Agitated Lethargy Restlessness Withdrawn Forgetful Dementia Memory impairment Alzheimer’s Short Long Term Altered Awareness Distracted Disoriented Intermittently When: Grief/Loss Hx Mental Illness Psychological Intervention BEHAVIOR/MANNERISMS SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL Appropriate physical/verbal behavior 0 Independent - cooperative 1 Supervised Independence - upset at times, otherwise cooperative and cheerful 2 Minimal - occasional objectionable behavior 3 Moderate - demanding, uncooperative, offensive, or annoying behavior as often as 23 times/month 4 Major - displays uncooperative, offensive, or annoying behavior at least once a week 5 Total habitually displays uncooperative, offensive, or annoying behavior once a day or more 5 points extra for history of combative behavior Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Alert Friendly Euphoric Cheerful Adjusted Quiet Demanding Hostile Anxious Inappropriate Selfish Afraid Moody Dependant Comatose Sexual acts Depressed Wanders Manipulator Paranoid idealization Resists Care Hallucinations Sundowner Disruptive sleep pattern Sleeps @ NOC PREFERENCES / ACTIVITIES Personal social, emotional preferences & activities that the resident likes to do. 0 Independent - socially acceptable, emotionally stable, entertains self 1 Supervised Independence - enjoys activities 2 Minimal 3 Moderate - dislikes activities 4 Major socially unacceptable, emotional needs, withdrawn 5 Total Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Nickname Hobbies Clubs Religious Family Friends Kids Pets Visiting with anybody Smoking Sleep Likes group activities Dislikes group activities Other Social Activities Preferences/Comments: Preferences/Comments: (Specific Treatment Noted) Preferences/Comments: Assessment & Care Plan 7/14/2017 Compliments of WSRCC Assessment/Level of Care 0 1 2 3 4 5 EMERGENCY TRAVELS TO APPOINTMENTS EVACUATION/SAFETY Ability to get to and from Medical appointments and other places Fire Evacuation Independent - Self directed Supervised Independence Minimal - Assist, led out Moderate Major Total - Total evacuation Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Safety Falls Choking Wandering precautions Bleeding precautions Special Oxygen needs Infection Control Emergency contacts 0 1 2 3 4 5 Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Self transport CVAN or Cab Family transport Medicaid transport Assist Resident to appointments Outpatient PT/OT/ST Special equipment Independent - Self directed/Family Supervised Independence Minimal - Assist with appointments Moderate Major Total - Total transport Preferences/Comments: PT/OT/SPEECH Outside services from local agencies. Physical Therapist LAUNDRY/HOUSEKEEKING Laundry services for clothing, linens, room cleaning services, etc. 0 Independent - Self Care 1 Supervised Independence 2 Minimal - weekly cleaning 3 Moderate - cleaning three or more times per week 4 Major - Daily cleaning of room and laundry 5 Total - Clean room &/or change bedding or clothing more than 2x/day Name Agency Phone Occupational Therapist Name Agency Phone Wash Clothes Sweep floors Mop floors Speech Therapist Name Agency Wash linens Vacuum floors Dust room Preferences/Comments: Phone Medical Social Worker Name Agency Phone Chaplain Emergency Mental Health Services Name Agency Phone Preferences/Comments: Name Agency Phone Caseworker Name Agency Phone Paralysis Left Quadriplegia Atrophy Restorative potential Good Poor Other Assessment & Care Plan Right Paraplegia Fair Questionable 7/14/2017 Compliments of WSRCC Nurse Assessment/Level of Care MEDICATION Distribution of medications 0 Independent - no medication except occasional PRN’s 1 Supervised Independence - takes own medicine 2 Minimal - self medication program with periodic cueing 3 Moderate - take up to three different medications/day with occasional PRN’s; needs reminders 4 Major - takes up to six different medications/day with frequent PRN’s; staff administered, RN Delegation required 5 Total - takes seven or more different medications/day; requires medication at night; medications might need to be crushed or taken with applesauce Self Administration of Medications Remind Assist Time when capable of Self Admin. Administer (Nurse Delegation required) Medication allergies Oxygen LPM Inhaler Nebulizer Insulin Glucose Oral Equipment & supplies Pharmacy Address NURSING INTERVENTION Need for professional health care and assessment or Nurse Delegation (excluding insulin administration) Nurse Delegation required Oral & Topical Nose, ear, eye drops Dressing chgs Suppositories Blood glucose Gastrostomy Medications need to be crushed Reason Pharmacy has been consulted RN Delegator Agency Phone Home Care Agency Phone Number of times per week OTHER NEEDS Heart Attack Stroke / CVA Orthopnea O2 Use Recent Wt. Recent Wt. How much Neurological Respiratory Seizures (Type) Foot Drop Dizziness Numbness Peripheral Edema Syncope Cyanosis Hypertension Hypotension Hx. Wheezing Cough Resp. Allergies Dyspnea Hemophtysis Sputum Gripe Equal Pupils equal Weakness L R Arm Leg Face Ataxia Balance Bruises easily due to meds STAFFING NEEDS Additional staff needed to properly care for the resident so they may “age in place”. 0 Independent - Self Care 1 Supervised Independence 2 Minimal -Assistance of one 3 Moderate - Assistance of two 4 Major -needs full time additional staffing 5 Total - Awake night time staff required Number of hours a day Preferences/Comments: Private Duty Agency Phone Number of times per week Hospice Agency Phone Number of times per week Preferences/Comments: Preferences/Comments: Phone Preferences/Comments: Assessment & Care Plan 7/14/2017 Compliments of WSRCC Negotiated Care Plan What the resident does on own PERSONAL HYGIENE Ability to care for dentures, brush teeth, glasses, hearing aids, hair, shaving, make-up, etc. Glasses Clean Apply Hearing Aids Clean Apply Dentures Clean Apply Bridges Clean Apply Brush Teeth AM PM Mouthwash Powders or Paste Wash Face Shave Face Brush or Comb Hair Deodorant Cologne/Perfume Other What the Caregiver/Provider does for the resident Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Glasses Clean Apply Hearing Aids Clean Apply Dentures Clean Apply Bridges Clean Apply Brush Teeth AM PM Mouthwash Powders or Paste Wash Face Shave Face Brush or Comb Hair Deodorant Cologne/Perfume Other Preferences: Preferences: SPECIALIZED BODY CARE The application of lotions, trimming nails, etc. Apply Lotion Style Hair Wig Nail Care Haircut Apply Makeup Perm Apply Nail Polish Foot Nail Care Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Apply Lotion Apply Makeup Style Hair Perm Wig Apply Nail Polish Nail Care Foot Nail Care Haircut Preferences: Preferences: Assessment & Care Plan 7/14/2017 Compliments of WSRCC Negotiated Care Plan What the resident does on own TOILETING Ability to urinate and defecate at will and in the appropriate place Uses toilet on own Uses Commode Urinal Bed pan Cares for stoma equipment on own Wears Depends, pads, etc. Catheterized and empties on own Day time Night time What the Caregiver/Provider does for the resident Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Times/day Q4h Reminders to use the bathroom Wears Depends, pads, etc. Change garments as needed Change Bedding Daily Weekly Clean stoma equipment Clean commode, urinal, bed pan etc. Catheter, empty bag as needed Other Preferences: BATHING Ability to execute bathing & drying a minimum of two times per week. INCLUDED is dressing & undressing. Set up bathroom with towels, etc. Run bath, adjust water & air temp Bathe upper body Bathe lower body Bathe back, feet, etc Shampoo hair Dry hair Dry upper body Dry lower body Dry back, feet, etc Clean bathroom How Often? When? AM PM Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Set up bathroom with towels, etc. Run bath, adjust water & air temp Transfer into & out of bath Bed Bath Bathe upper body Bathe lower body Bathe back, feet, etc. Shampoo hair Dry hair Dry upper body Dry lower body Dry back, feet, etc. Clean bathroom Other Preferences: Preferences: Assessment & Care Plan 7/14/2017 Compliments of WSRCC Negotiated Care Plan What the resident does on own DRESSING Ability to appropriately dress & undress on their own from their own wardrobe for the occasion Pick out own clothes Dress & undress upper body Dress & undress lower body Put on shoes & socks Put on jewelry Tie and button as needed Applies Ted Hose What the Caregiver/Provider does for the resident Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Pick out clothes Dress & undress upper body Dress & undress lower body Put on shoes & socks Put on jewelry Tie and button as needed Apply Ted Hose Other Day Time Wishes? Night Time Wishes? Preferences: EATING, NUTRITION, HYDRATION, ORAL Dietary requirements and dining room needs. INCLUDED is special preparation of the foods. Feed self Needs bib Drinks on own Cuts & butters food on own Preferences Assessment & Care Plan Serve meals In room Dining Room Put on bib Cut & butter Mechanical soft Uses adaptive equipment Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist feeding Total Feeder Encourage fluids Restrict Fluids Special Diet Thicken liquids Low salt Low fat High fiber Diabetic Observe for chewing / swallowing problems Observe for Choking / Dysphagia / Aspiration Other 7/14/2017 Compliments of WSRCC Negotiated Care Plan What the resident does on own MOBILITY Ability to walk or otherwise ambulate Walks on own, NO adaptive equipment Cane Walker Crutches Wheelchair Preferences: TRANSFERS Ability to transfer or otherwise safely move from place to place Able to transfer on own, NO adaptive equipment Transfer Board Mechanical Transfer Preferences: POSITIONING Ability to remain in a sitting or laying position Able to position on own, NO adaptive equipment Preferences: Assessment & Care Plan What the Caregiver/Provider does for the resident Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Assist with walking Assist with walker/cane/crutches Assist with wheelchair Gait Belt Mobility Alarm Number transfers/Amb. a day Bed Bound Chair Bound Restricted ROM/ Contractures Up at night How often Adaptive equipment Other Stand by assist for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Number of times a day Mechanical transfer Transfer to/from bed Transfer to/from chair Transfer to/from toilet Transfer to/from tub Lift Pivot Transfer Board Other Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Re-position Number of times a day Reposition q hrs Daytime Night time Other 7/14/2017 Compliments of WSRCC Negotiated Care Plan What the resident does on own COGNITIVE ABILITY Mental and emotional faculty of knowing, including perceiving, thinking, recognizing and remembering What the Caregiver/Provider does for the resident Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Other Oriented to Time / Place / Person Cooperative Uncooperative Physically aggressive Dementia Alzheimer’s Preferences: BEHAVIOR/MANNERISMS Appropriate physical/verbal behavior Wanders Cheerful Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Other Sundowner’s Depressed Preferences: SOCIAL EMOTIONAL PREFERENCES/ACTIVITIES Personal social preferences that the resident likes to do. Hobbies Religious Activities Inactivity Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Other Clubs Visiting Smoking Withdrawn Preferences: Assessment & Care Plan 7/14/2017 Compliments of WSRCC Negotiated Care Plan What the resident does on own EMERGENCY EVACUATION/SAFETY Ability to safely evacuate in an emergency & concerns of safety. Emergency Evacuation Resident is able to evacuate on own in the event of an emergency Verbally direct Resident to safety Assist Resident to safety, hold hand, etc Evacuate Resident to safety, carry, wheelchair, etc. Risk of falls Bruises easily Choking/Dysphagia Sundowner Sex offender Communicable Disease What the Caregiver/Provider does for the resident Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Verbally direct Resident to safety Assist Resident to safety, hold hand, etc Evacuate Resident to safety, carry, wheelchair, etc. Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Set up appointments Contact family to transport Contact CVAN or other public transport Go to appointments with resident Safety Issues Trip hazards Bleeding Wandering Combative towards staff Pyromania Preferences: TRAVELS TO APPOINTMENTS Ability to get to and from medical appointments and other places. Self directed to appointments Family or friends assist with appointments CVAN or other public transportation Staff assist with arranging appointments and travel Staff to set up and go to appointments with Resident Preferences: Assessment & Care Plan 7/14/2017 Compliments of WSRCC Negotiated Care Plan What the resident does on own PT/OT/SPEECH Outside Therapy services &/or exercises provided. PT OT ROM Heat Remind Resident to exercise Speech Other What the Caregiver/Provider does for the resident Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Assist Resident with exercise Exercise Resident Number of times a week Other Preferences: LAUNDRY/HOUSEKEEPING Laundry services for clothing, linens, room cleaning services, etc. Weekly cleaning of the room and laundry Cleaning three or more times a week Daily cleaning Cleaning more than twice a day Preferences: MEDICATION Distribution of medications. Needs reminders Assist with medications, open container, preparations, etc. Self Administer medications on own Administer medications (requires Nurse Delegation) Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Remind Resident Assist with medications, open container, preparations, etc. Hand medications to Resident Administer medications (requires Nurse Delegation) Other Preferences: NURSING INTERVENTION Nurse Delegation Private Duty Nurse Delegator Hospice Other Home Care Other Preferences: Assessment & Care Plan 7/14/2017 Compliments of WSRCC Negotiated Care Plan What the resident does on own What the Caregiver/Provider does for the resident OTHER NEEDS Stand by assist, observe for safety Assist of 1 Assist of 2 Seizures (Type) O2 Use STAFFING NEEDS Number of ADL’s that require Stand By Assist Number of ADL’s that require 1 Person Assist Number of ADL’s that require 2 Person Assist Number of ADL’s that require Total Care Number of Additional staff needed Preferences: Additional staff needed to properly care for the resident so they may “age in place”. Preferences: Assessment & Care Plan 7/14/2017 Compliments of WSRCC List Vital Signs at the time of Assessment (Optional) Vital Signs Vital Signs Vital Signs Height Weight Height Weight Height Weight B/P Pulse B/P Pulse B/P Pulse Respiration Temp Respiration Temp Respiration Temp Other Other Date Signature Date Vital Signs Other Signature Date Vital Signs Signature Vital Signs Height Weight Height Weight Height Weight B/P Pulse B/P Pulse B/P Pulse Respiration Temp Respiration Temp Respiration Temp Other Other Date Signature Date Vital Signs Other Signature Date Vital Signs Signature Vital Signs Height Weight Height Weight Height Weight B/P Pulse B/P Pulse B/P Pulse Respiration Temp Respiration Temp Respiration Temp Other Date Assessment & Care Plan Other Signature Date Other Signature Date Signature 7/14/2017 Compliments of WSRCC Assessment and Negotiated Care Plan Summary Page (Optional) Activities of Daily Living (ADL’s) Personal Hygiene Comments Point Score Additional Cost Specialized Body Care Toileting Bathing Dressing Eating, Nutrition, Hydration, Oral Mobility Transfers Positioning Cognitive Ability Behavior/Mannerisms Social Emotional Preferences/Activities Emergency Evacuation/Safety Travels to Appointments PT/OT/Speech Laundry/Housekeeping Medication Nurse Intervention Other Needs Staffing Needs TOTALS Assessment & Care Plan 7/14/2017
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