Opioid Agreement for Center for Pain Management S.C.

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Opioid Agreement for Center for Pain Management S.C. Patient Name: DOB: I am the patient named above. I have agreed to use pain medication as part of my treatment for chronic pain. I understand that these medications may reduce my pain. 1. I understand that as a patient I have the following duties: I will take my medications as prescribed. I will not change how I take my medications without the approval of providers of Center for Pain Management. I will not ask for early refills. I will arrange for refills ONLY at appointments times. If I run out of my medications early, I will let the providers of Center for Pain Management aware of this by calling or informing them at the next patient clinic visit. I understand this may result in a discharge. I will get all pain medications at one pharmacy only. I will tell the provider at The Center for Pain Management of any changes with my pharmacy: Name of Pharmacy: Location: Phone: My provider at Center for Pain Management can give a copy of this Agreement to my pharmacy. My provider at The Center for Pain Management can give a copy of the agreement to any other provider I see. This may include urgent care sites or any hospital emergency room. I will not ask for any pain medications or controlled substances from other providers. I will tell other providers about all medications that I am taking. I will communicate with The Center for Pain Management If I become pregnant.

I will tell other healthcare providers that I am taking pain medications. I will tell other healthcare providers that I have signed this Agreement. In case of emergency, I will give this information to the provider who is treating me. My provider at The Center for Pain Management can discuss my treatment with any pharmacist. My Provider at The Center for Pain Management can discuss my treatment with any other healthcare provider who is also treating me. I will tell my provider at The Center for Pain Management if I develop any new medical problems and or ER visits. It is my job to protect my written prescriptions and medications. If I lose them, they will not be replaced. Please keep medications in a secure lock box. I am the only one who will use my medications. I will not give or sell them to anyone else. I will keep all medications away from children. If any provider asks me, I will bring all medications to my appointment. I will bring all medications, no matter who prescribed them. I will bring them in the original prescription bottles. I will cooperate if my provider at The Center for Pain Management as part of my treatment. These treatments may include: Medical evaluation or treatment Psychological testing or treatment Psychiatric testing or treatment Physical Therapy Procedures / Injections I will not use street drugs (including marijuana, cocaine, etc.). I will not use another person s prescriptions. I will tell my provider about any alcohol and/or drug use. I will tell my provider at The Center for Pain Management about any history of alcoholism or addictions. If I am in alcohol/drug treatment program, I will give my provider at The Center for Pain Management information from the program to show my progress.

I will allow random drug testing to prove I am only taking the prescribed drugs. A random drug test is a laboratory test in which a sample of my urine or blood is checked to see what drugs I am taking. I may be charged for this test. I will keep all of my scheduled appointments. I understand that The Center for Pain Management may call me to come in for a random pill count and/or random drug screening. Any lost medications will not be replaced. No withdrawal medications will be given, if withdrawal symptoms occur, patients will be instructed to go to the Emergency Room. Please bring proper documentation of this visit to your appointment. Withdrawal symptoms are as follows: Early symptoms of withdrawal include: Agitation Anxiety Muscle Aches Increased tearing Insomnia Runny nose Sweating Yawning Late symptoms of withdrawal include: Abdominal cramping Diarrhea Dilated pupils Goose bumps Nausea Vomiting Opioid withdrawal reactions are very uncomfortable but are not life threatening. Symptoms usually start within 12 to 30 hours depending on the narcotics prescribed.

2. I understand that my provider at The Center for Pain Management may STOP prescribing my pain medication if: My pain is not reduced or my activity level does not improve. My Provider at The Center for Pain Management thinks that the pain treatment is not working. I have side effects from the medication. I do not allow a random drug test. I do not follow through with treatments ordered by my provider at The Center for Pain Management. The treatments may include mental health, physical therapy, injections and other treatments. I miss two pain management appointments in a row. (No call, No shows to appointments and procedures). I do not follow any part of this Agreement. This may also lead to termination of medical services. Services may be terminated by this provider at The Center for Pain Management. Finally, our clinic has the right to discharge patients for other reasons not listed above as we see necessary. I have read this form or it has been explained to me. I understand ALL of the information contained in it. I have had a chance to ask questions about this form. My questions have been answered. I am signing this form voluntarily. We follow a zero tolerance, no excuses policy. I authorize the doctor and my pharmacy to cooperate fully with any city, state, or federal law enforcement agency, including this state s Board of pharmacy, in the investigation of any possible misuse, sale, or other diversion of my pain medicine. I authorize my doctor

to provide a copy of this Agreement to my pharmacy. I agree to waive any applicable privilege or right of privacy or confidentiality with respect to these authorizatons. I, have read and understand the narcotics policy. (Please print) Patient Signature Date: Name of PCP (Primary Care Physician) Name of Pharmacy PCP Tel. No Pharmacy Tel. No. Provider Signature