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Caring for Your Quality of Life Patient s Last Name First Name MI HICN Speech/Language Pathology Plan of Treatment Provider Name LifeCare of Florida Primary Diagnosis(es) Provider No Onset Date SOC Date Treatment Diagnosis(es) Clinical Interview Relevant Background Information The Interview was completed With: Patient Spouse Caregiver Other: Patient Age: Years Primary Language(s) Spoken: English Other: Mental Status: Alert Responsive Cooperative Confused Lethargic Impulsive Uncooperative Combative Unresponsive Vision Status: Intact Visual Field Cut Diplopia Other: Hearing Status: Intact Hearing Loss: Functional Impairments that Affect Communication or Feeding: Tremors Neglect Hemiplegia/Hemiparesis Other: Augmentative Communication Devices: None or Describe: The patient resides in a: Home Apartment/Condo ILF ALF or Other: Barriers: The patient lives: Alone or with Spouse Family 24 Hour Care Giver or Other: Family/Support System (Describe): Reason for Referral/Symptom Onset Prior Level of Function (Describe Diet, Communication, Speech & Voice Function) Current Level of Function (Summary from SLP Evaluation) Identified Risks Patient is at risk for: Swallow Safety Malnutrition Dehydration Aspiration Pneumonia LOS Mortality Patient has safety risks due to speech/language impairment(s) cognitive impairments which would place patient at risk in the following situations: Reacting to an emergency Recovering from a fall/calling for help Being home alone Managing Medication Travelling in community Other: Rehabilitation History No prior therapy (PT, OT, SLP) appears to have been provided in the past 12 months or The patient has received PT OT SLP in the last 12 months for the current or a previous condition Describe: The patient is not currently receiving home health services SLP Plan of Treatment Page 1 of 2 Revised: 03/2012

Patient s Last Name First Name HICN: Medical History/Medications (Describe all relevant medical conditions and the date of onset. Include psychosocial diagnosis(es) if present) Precautions/Contraindications (For a specific activity and/or intensity of rehabilitation services) Speech/Language Plan of Treatment Treatment Plan: SLP Therapy days/wk x weeks for a treatment duration of hours per visit Initial Certification Period: From: - To: Rehabilitation Potential: Guarded Fair Good Excellent Long Term Goals (Number Each Goal): Skilled Intervention to Include: 92526 Treatment of Swallow Dysfunction and/or Oral Function for Feeding 92507 Treatment of Speech, Language, Voice, Communication or Auditory Processing Disorder Other: Additional Recommendations: OT Evaluation PT Evaluation Social Services Adaptive Equipment: Medical Follow-Up For: Other: Professionals Establishing This Plan of Treatment Therapist s Name & Credentials (Please Print) Therapist s Signature Date X As of the date of this evaluation, I certify the pertinent medical history and the need for skilled services that have been completed in consultation with the evaluating therapist under this plan. Physician s Name (Please Print) Physician s Signature Date X SLP Plan of Treatment Page 2 of 2 Revised 03/2012

Speech Language Pathology Evaluation Caring for Your Quality of Life Patient s Last Name First Name MI HICN Provider Name LifeCare of Florida Primary Diagnosis(es) Provider No Onset Date SOC Date Treatment Diagnosis(es) Cognitive - Communication Assessment Current Cognitive Status: WFL or Impaired (Check all Areas) Level of Arousal Attention Span Sequencing Problem Solving Orientation Memory ST LT Categorization Learning Recognition Initiation/Termination of Task Concept Formation Generalization Pertinent Findings/Clinical Impression: Voice Assessment Vocal Quality: Vocal Intensity: Sustained Phonation: Pertinent Findings/Clinical Impression: Nutrition / Diet History of Aspiration Pneumonia? No Yes: Current Diet: Regular Pureed Thickened Liquids Tube Feeding Recent Weight Loss? No Yes Lbs Diet/Nutritional Concerns: None or Describe Below: Upper Extremity Function: Hand Dominance Right Left Dysphagia Evaluation Management of Utensils Independent Impaired: Hand to Mouth Independent Impaired: Other Functional Impairments that Affect Feeding None OR Tremors Neglect Hemiplegia/Hemiparesis Other: Posture/Positioning: Head Control Good Fair Poor Comments: Trunk Control Good Fair Poor Comments: Mobility Good Fair Poor Comments: SLP Evaluation Page 1 of 3 Revised: 03/2012

Patient s Last Name First Name HICN: Oral/Peripheral Examination: Structure Function (ROM/Strength) Affects Speech? Affects Feeding? Lips WNL Impaired WNL Impaired Yes No Yes No Jaw WNL Impaired WNL Impaired Yes No Yes No Teeth WNL Impaired WNL Impaired Yes No Yes No Tongue WNL Impaired WNL Impaired Yes No Yes No Palate WNL Impaired WNL Impaired Yes No Yes No Facial Symmetry WNL Impaired WNL Impaired Yes No Yes No Dysfunctional Factors: Present? Comments/Consistency of Food Drooling Yes No Anterior Bolus Loss Yes No Coughing Before Swallow Yes No Coughing During Swallow Yes No Coughing After Swallow Yes No Watery Eyes Yes No Change/Wet Vocal Quality Yes No Spoken Language Comprehension Point to Single Item % Accuracy Answer Yes/No Questions % Accuracy Follow Commands % Accuracy Understand Conversation % Accuracy Spoken Language Expression Repetition Words % Accuracy Phrases % Accuracy Sentences % Accuracy Automated Speech Tasks % Accuracy Word Fluency % Accuracy Word Production % Accuracy Narrative % Accuracy SLP Evaluation Page 2 of 3 Revised: 03/2012

Patient s Last Name First Name HICN: Reading Comprehension Simple Written Items % Accuracy Written Language % Accuracy Functional Reading % Accuracy Writing Copying % Accuracy Functional Writing % Accuracy Written Discourse % Accuracy Additional Pertinent Findings Diagnostic Impression SLP Evaluation Page 3 of 3 Revised: 03/2012

Evaluation Note Caring for Your Quality of Life Patient s Last Name First Name MI HICN Provider Name LifeCare of Florida Primary Diagnosis(es) Provider No Onset Date SOC/Eval Date Treatment Diagnosis(es) Billing & Coding Intake Information 0 UNITS Summary The patient was seen today for an initial therapy evaluation. The Plan of Treatment was developed and skilled therapy will be initiated consistent with the plan of care. 97001 PT Evaluation 97003 OT Evaluation 92610 Evaluation / Swallow 92506 Evaluation / Speech, Language, Voice TOTAL TIME (MIN) TOTAL UNITS Time Spent for Care: Time In: AM / PM Time Out: AM/PM Patient Certification: I certify that I was seen by the therapist below and agree that the time spent for my care is correct. I understand and agree to the goals and plan of care developed. I certify that I am not receiving home health services at this time. Patient/Authorized Representative (Please Print) Provider: Therapist s Name & Credentials (Please Print) Patient/Authorized Signature X Therapist s Signature X Evaluation Note Page 1 of 1 Revised: 03/2012