ArlingtonHaus Assisted Living. Assisted Living Application



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ArlingtonHaus Assisted Living Assisted Living Application NAME: APPLICATION DATE:, 20 INTERVIEW DATE:, 20 DATE OF BIRTH: PHIN: PART A: GENERAL DATA INFORMANT FOR INTERVIEW: Self Spouse Child Home Care Worker: Other: 1. CURRENT ADDRESS: 2. PHONE NUMBER: 3. APPLICANTS GENDER: Male Female 4. PRIMARY LANGUAGE: OTHER LANGUAGES SPOKEN: 5. MARITAL STATUS: Married Divorced Widowed Year Widowed and Adjustment Separated Single Not answered or unknown 7. RELIGION: 8. OCCUPATION: 9. AGE AT RETIREMENT AND ADJUSTMENT TO RETIREMENT: Good adjustment Hard adjustment 10. STATUS OF DRIVER S LICENSE AND, IF INACTIVE, DATE OF AND ADJUSTMENT TO LOSS: Never had one Active Inactive Date of Loss:, Good adjustment Difficult adjustment Comments: 11. VETERAN: Yes No DVA #

12. LIVING ARRANGEMENTS OF THE PARTICIPANT: Lives alone Lives with spouse Lives with other relative With hired caregiver Other 13. PRIMARY CAREGIVER: SPOUSE CHILD OTHER 14. PATTERN OF RELATING TO OTHERS: Extroverted Introverted Initiates Observes Withdraws 15. DOES PRIMARY CAREGIVER LIVE WITH APPLICANT? Yes No 16. WHO WOULD YOU SAY IS THE PERSON PRIMARILY RESPONSIBLE FOR APPLICANT? Spouse Child Other Name Name 17. HOW LONG HAS THE APPLICANT LIVED IN CURRENT RESIDENCE? Years 18. TOTAL NUMBER IN THE HOUSEHOLD: 19. IS PRIMARY CAREGIVER CURRENTLY EMPLOYED? Full time Part time Does not work Work Pattern: 20. PRIMARY CONTACT NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE: 21. SECONDARY CONTACT NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE: 22. FAMILY SUPPORT SYSTEMS: Spouse Children Sibling(s) Nieces / Nephews Grandchildren Other: 23. DOES APPLICANT SUFFER FROM DEMENTIA? Yes No 24. PERSONS MOST OFTEN REMEMBERED: 25. DOES ANY OTHER FAMILY MEMBER HAVE DEMENTIA? Yes No Yes In Winnipeg No

CURRENT HOME CARE SERVICES: Provincial Home Care Program Private None Hours per day/week Name of Case Coordinator 26. WHO PROVIDES TRANSPORTATION TO DOCTOR / MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS? Family Friend Other Special Needs: 27. WHAT IS THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN? Name: Phone #: Address: PART B: ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING SKILLS: 28. DESCRIBE PARTICIPANT S FUNCTIONING LEVEL WITH REGARD TO: (check all that apply) A) Walking: Unassisted, Short distances, Long distances Steady on feet Risk for falls Needs standby assistance Walking Aides: None Cane/quad cane Crutches Wheelchair Walker Power chair Paralysis R Arm R Leg L Arm L Leg B) Visual: i) No Impairment ii) Wears glasses For reading For distance Bi-focal iii) Legally blind Requires environmental land marking/cues to assist with way finding Needs suite near common room Needs table setting and meal plated in specific/consistent way iv) Cataracts L C) Hearing i) No impairment ii) R Wears hearing aid(s) Right Left Both iii) Difficulty with hearing, has hearing aid but seldom uses it iv) Difficulty with hearing, no hearing aid D) Eating: i) Independent, ii) Needs some assistance (cutting, pouring sugar, etc.) iii) Difficulty using/confusion with utensils iv) Needs reminders and cueing to focus on eating E) Swallowing Problems: Yes No F) Diet: Regular Diabetic Low Sodium Minced G) Dentures: Has own teeth. Upper: Full Partial None Lower: Full Partial Removable bridge Independent with removing and cleaning

Needs assistance with removing and cleaning H) Appetite: Good Poor Eats too fast I) Food Preferences: None J) Food Dislikes: None K) Drinks: Tea Regular Coffee Decaffeinated Coffee Milk Juice L) Allergies to Food: none known M) Diabetic Yes No Blood Glucose Testing Never Rarely Daily More than Daily Results Range low to high N) Other Medical Diagnosis c) *Home Care Nursing required Yes No *Any prescribed medications or treatments that are not in pill form (Inhalers, ointments, drops, patches, injections, etc) must be administered by home care nursing. P) Toileting/Elimination: a) Independent; b) Needs some assistance on/off toilet reminders supervision cueing assist with pad change c) Incontinent of bladder rare occasionally frequently d) Incontinent of bowel rare occasionally frequently Q) Dressing: a) Independent; b) Needs some assistance: lay out clothing verbal cueing reminders hands on assistance R) Bathing: a) independent b) Needs some assistance: verbal cueing standby assist wash hair hands on assistance S) Grooming: a) independent b) Needs some assistance verbal cueing standby assist wash hair hands on assistance Grooming tasks requiring assistance:

shaving denture care brushing teeth washing face applying deodorant cleaning eye glasses combing hair applying makeup other PART C: BEHAVIOUR: (exhibited during the previous twelve months) 1. Communication barriers: Passive Anxious Substitutes words that sound like other words Difficulty word finding Hearing Impaired Other 2. Has difficulty concentrating on a task or activity. 3. Does not initiate activities 4. Needs lots of encouragement to attend activities. 5. Frequently loses or misplaces things. 6. Collects/hoards items 7. Will put soiled clothing/underwear in dresser/closet 8. Reluctant to care/assistance 9. Wanders away from home. Describe: a) Wanderer s Alert Bracelet: Yes No Papers given b) Medic Alert Bracelet 10. Cannot be left alone; must receive constant supervision. 11. Wakes up at night. 12. Prefers to be alone rather than with others 13. Believes others are stealing from them. Sometimes Often 14 Believes someone is coming into suite/home when they are not there. 15. Has become verbally aggressive towards caregivers (such as yelling, swearing) 16. Visual Hallucinations 17. Auditory Hallucinations 18. Easily becomes anxious Describe

19. Easily becomes agitated Describe: 20. Do you smoke Yes No Have you quit smoking in last six months last year more than a year ago. 2. CURRENTLY HOW DOES APPLICANT SPEND DAY? 3. DOES APPLICANT ATTEND ANY DAY PROGRAM? Yes No 4. PUBLIC TRUSTEE Yes No 5. POWER OF ATTORNEY Yes No PART E: SUITE PREFERENCE DO YOU REQUIRE PARKING? YES NO Application Recommended for Residency: Yes No Application Priorized for Residency: Yes No Any conditions placed on Residency: Home Care Nursing Services Required: Other Considerations (e.g. requires subsidy):