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Form Example

Texas Department of Aging

Community Living Assistance and Support Services (CLASS)

 

and Disability Services

 

 

Habilitation Service Provider Orientation/Supervisory Visits

 

 

 

 

Individual’s Name (please print)

Date

 

 

 

 

 

Frequency of supervisory visits Habilitation service provider name

 

Delegated habilitation service provider

 

Habilitation service provider

 

 

Special habilitation service provider orientation by telephone

Form 3599

September 2013

Purpose of Visit

PO SV

Describe the individual’s functional limitations that require a need for habilitation services. (Complete when orienting habilitation service

1. provider)

2. Orientation (complete when orienting habilitation service provider):

2-1

Habilitation service provider instructed about individual’s health condition and how it may affect provision of tasks.

 

Habilitation service provider instructed about tasks to be provided, work schedule and safety and emergency

2-2

procedures.

 

 

 

Habilitation service provider

 

 

2-3

instructed to report to

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(Print name and credentials)

 

(Telephone no.)

The following health and safety concerns (document concerns):

Note: In the event of an emergency, notify 911.

2-4 Habilitation service provider instructed to report the following to the supervisor as soon as possible:

Individual hospitalized

Other:

Changes in individual’s needs and behavior

Individual absent from home or moved

Habilitation service provider unable to work scheduled hours

Habilitation service provider schedules

Schedule 1

Type Of Service

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Weekly Total Habilitation Hours

Schedule 2

Type Of Service

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

Weekly Total Habilitation Hours

Form 3599

Page 2 / 09-2013

Individual’s Name (please print)

3.A. Tasks/Plan of Care: Indicate tasks to be performed (complete on every visit). During supervisory visit, ask individual or LAR what tasks are provided by the service provider. Observe or ask about performance: S = Satisfactory U = Unsatisfactory

Hygiene..............

Toileting.............

Dressing.............

Shopping ...........

Meal Preparation

Freq. Perform.

Feeding ..........................

Exercise .........................

Transfer/Ambulation......

Cleaning .........................

Community Assistance

Freq. Perform.

Medically Related Tasks......

Freq. Perform.

3.B. Is the habilitation service provider competent to provide habilitation tasks?

Yes

 

3.C. Is the habilitation service provider competent to provide delegated habilitation tasks?

Yes

 

3.D. Is the habilitation service provider competent to provide medically related tasks?

Yes

Complete the following for Supervisory Visits (N/A for habilitation service provider orientation only).

4.

Is the individual satisfied with the services provided by the habilitation service provider?

Yes

 

5.

Is the habilitation service provider following the schedule?

Yes

6.A.

Describe service delivery problems.

 

No

No

No

No No

N/A

N/A

N/A

6.B. Describe habilitation service provider training needs.

6.C. Describe corrective actions taken.

7. Does the individual continue to need services? ...........................................................................................................

8. Additional Comments:

Yes

No

Signature Individual/LAR

 

Date

 

 

 

Signature Habilitation Service Provider

 

Date

 

 

 

Signature Supervisor

 

Date

Common mistakes

  1. Failing to provide the individual's name clearly. This can lead to confusion about who the form is for.

  2. Not including the date of the visit. Without a date, tracking the service history becomes difficult.

  3. Leaving the frequency of supervisory visits section blank. This information is crucial for scheduling and accountability.

  4. Inaccurately describing the individual’s functional limitations. This can affect the services provided and their effectiveness.

  5. Neglecting to document health and safety concerns. This oversight can jeopardize the individual's well-being.

  6. Not specifying the tasks to be performed during each visit. Clear task descriptions ensure proper care and accountability.

  7. Failing to assess the competence of the habilitation service provider. This evaluation is essential for quality service delivery.

  8. Omitting the signature of the individual or their legally authorized representative (LAR). Signatures validate the document and its contents.

  9. Ignoring the additional comments section. This area can provide valuable insights or clarifications about the service.

Key takeaways

  • Form Purpose: The Texas 3599 form is used for documenting supervisory visits and orientations for habilitation service providers.
  • Individual Identification: Always print the individual's name clearly at the top of the form.
  • Frequency of Visits: Specify how often supervisory visits will occur to ensure consistent support.
  • Functional Limitations: Clearly describe the individual's functional limitations that necessitate habilitation services.
  • Health and Safety Instructions: Provide detailed instructions regarding the individual’s health conditions and any relevant safety procedures.
  • Emergency Protocol: In case of emergencies, it is crucial to notify 911 immediately.
  • Task Performance Evaluation: Document whether tasks performed by the habilitation service provider are satisfactory or unsatisfactory during each visit.
  • Competency Assessment: Confirm the habilitation service provider's competency in providing required tasks, including medically related tasks.
  • Service Satisfaction: Assess the individual's satisfaction with the services provided by the habilitation service provider.
  • Corrective Actions: Note any service delivery problems and outline corrective actions taken to address them.

Steps to Using Texas 3599

Completing the Texas 3599 form is an important step in documenting the habilitation services provided to individuals. This form captures essential information about the individual's needs, the services rendered, and the provider's performance. Follow these steps to ensure accurate completion of the form.

  1. Print the individual’s name at the top of the form.
  2. Fill in the date of the supervisory visit.
  3. Indicate the frequency of supervisory visits in the designated space.
  4. Write the name of the habilitation service provider and the delegated habilitation service provider.
  5. Document the health and safety concerns that need to be reported during the visit.
  6. Complete the tasks/plan of care section by indicating the tasks to be performed and their frequency.
  7. Assess the competency of the habilitation service provider for habilitation tasks, delegated tasks, and medically related tasks. Mark "Yes" or "No" as appropriate.
  8. Record the individual's satisfaction with the services provided and whether the provider is following the schedule.
  9. Describe any service delivery problems and the training needs of the habilitation service provider.
  10. Document any corrective actions that have been taken.
  11. Indicate if the individual continues to need services by marking "Yes" or "No."
  12. Add any additional comments that may be relevant.
  13. Sign and date the form at the bottom by the individual or their legally authorized representative, the habilitation service provider, and the supervisor.

After completing the form, ensure that all sections are filled out clearly and accurately. This documentation is vital for maintaining high-quality care and meeting regulatory requirements.