Application Part C - Medical Provider
Client Application: Medical/Mental History Form
To the physician or therapist:
We maintain confidentiality of our clients' records. What you write here will not be shared with your patient unless you give express permission.
If you have questions, please contact Joys of Living Assistance Dogs at (503) 551-4572.
Upon submitting this form it will be returned directly to JLAD.
Practitioner Information
Practitioner's Name
Specialty
Phone #
Email
Fax
Address Line 1
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City
Country
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Afghanistan
Albania
Algeria
American Samoa
Andorra
Angola
Anguilla
Antarctica
Antigua and Barbuda
Argentina
Armenia
Aruba
Australia
Austria
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Russia
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Swaziland
Sweden
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Syria
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Tanzania
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State/Province
Postal Code
Patient Information
Legal First Name
MI
Last Name
Date of Birth
Date of last examination
Length of association with patient
What is the patient's primary diagnosis?
500 Words or Less
What other conditions/diagnoses does the patient have?
500 Words or Less
Prognosis for duration of impairment(s)
500 Words or Less
Prognosis for progression of impairment(s)
500 Words or Less
Prognosis for lifespan
500 Words or Less
Medications taken on a regular basis (please list)
500 Words or Less
Please list the patient's symptoms of PTSD (if applicable)
500 Words or Less
1. How severe is the patient's mobility impairment?
None
Needs assistance device
Needs full-time care
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2. How severe is the patient's visual impairment? (JLAD does not train dogs to assist visual impairment.)
None /correctible with glasses
Needs assistance device
Blind
1 2 3 4 5
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3. How severe is the patient's auditory impairment? (JLAD does not train dogs to assist auditory impairment.)
None
Needs assistance device Deaf
1 2 3 4 5
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4. How severe is the patient's cognitive impairment?
None Often n
eeds assistance
Needs full-time care
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5. Do limitations affect patient's ability to control his/her own behavior?
None
Moderate Poor self-control
1 2 3 4 5
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6. How effective is the patient at handling and overcoming their limitations?
Ineffective Moderate
Very competent
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7. How reliable is the patient - on time for appointments, compliant with medications, etc.?
Unreliable Moderate
Very reliable
1 2 3 4 5
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8. To what degree do limitations affect patient's ability to perform Activities of Daily Living* (ADL)?
None Moderate
Severly
1 2 3 4 5
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*Activities of Daily Living (ADL) refers to the ability to meet personal care needs, i.e. feeding, bathing, dressing, etc., as well as the ability to perform tasks necessary for independent living, i.e., be compliant with therapy and medications, manage finances, maintain home, acquire outside services.
9. Do limitations affect patient's ability to control his/her own anger?
Unreliable
Moderate Very reliable
1 2 3 4 5
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10. Is the patient psychologically motivated and has the ability to care for a dog?
Not relian Moderate
Very reliant
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11. Level of support and commitment of patient's support system.
Not supportive Moderate
Very
supportive
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12. What is the patient's degree of suicidal ideation at this time?
Severe Moderate
Unlikely
1 2 3 4 5
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Cognitive and Emotional Evaluation of Patient
13. Able to exercise judgment and make decisions necessary for ADL
Yes
Minimally
No
14. Able to sustain attention span
Yes
Minimally
No
15. Manifesting inappropriate behavior beyond his/her control
Yes
Minimally
No
16. Able to control physical or motor movement sufficient to sustain ADL
Yes
Minimally
No
17. Capable of perception and memory to the degree necessary to sustain ADL
Yes
Minimally
No
18. Able to follow directions and learn to the degree necessary to sustain ADL
Yes
Minimally
No
19. Under medication which impairs functioning
Yes
Minimally
No
20. Capable of decisions about personal and others' needs and safety
Yes
Minimally
No
21. Is incapacity due to or affected by patient's alcoholism or drug abuse?
Yes
No
22. Has patient ever been in a treatment facility?
Yes
No
If yes, when and for how long?
23. Has permanent damage resulted?
Yes
No
24. Has patient refused treatment or referral to a treatment center?
Yes
No
Joys of Living Assistance Dogs may be skilled at the following tasks:
Manners and obedience
Retrieve dropped articles
Push Lifeline or 911 button
Find and retrieve from refrigerator
Push handicap buttons
Turn lights off and on
Open and close doors
Enhance balance
25. Are there other ways in which you think your patient would benefit from receiving a service dog? If so, please describe.
500 Words or Less
26. Can you recommend that this patient receive or train a service dog?
Yes
No
Why or why not?
500 Words or Less
27. Do you feel that the patient is capable of properly caring for a service dog? This would include daily physical needs of the dog as well as the substantial financial commitment a service dog requires. (We estimate $2000/year)
Yes
No
28. May we contact you with questions?
Yes
No
By typing your name below, you verify having filled out the above questionnaire about your patient.
Name
Date
License #
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