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MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH Evaluation and Medical Justification for Complex Seating Systems and Mobility Devices Addendum A: Mobility/Seating This form must be completed by a physical therapist, occupational therapist, physiatrist, or rehabilitation registered nurse. The evaluator must complete requested and/or current equipment, warranty information and economic alternative information. NOTE: Only complete sections that apply to the requested equipment/accessories. Incomplete information will result in the form being returned to the evaluator for completion. Beneficiary Name: : SECTION(s) Manual accessory addons. Propels a wheelchair 60 feet, turns around, maneuvers the chair to a table, bed, toilet, negotiates at least a 3% grade, maneuvers on rugs and over door sills Cannot propel manual out caregiver assist. Cannot propel manual wheelchair, used for transport only. Medical reason for power assisted wheels: Chair depth Tilt Tilt & Recline Medical reasons for function indicated: standard joystick Able to propel manual wheelchair feet. YES NO Beneficiary is able to drive a power wheelchair independently feet, turns around, maneuvers the chair to a table, bed, toilet, negotiates at least a minimum of a 3% grade, maneuvers on rugs and over door sills. If NO, explain: Chair depth functions requested: (Check all that apply.) Recline Elevating seat Center mount elevating leg rests Tilt Tilt & Recline Elevating leg rests YES NO Able to perform, manipulate or work all seat functions without assistance? YES NO Requires verbal and/or physical assistance to manipulate seat functions? YES NO Has pressure relief plan of care with equipment? If YES, (explain) Manual functions requested: Tilt Tilt & Recline AUTHORITY: Title XIX of the Social Security Act The Michigan Department of Community Health is an equal opportunity COMPLETION: Is voluntary, but is required if payment from applicable. employer, services and programs provider. MSA-1656 Addendum A (11/12) Page 1 of 5

Equipment alternate controls Beneficiary's ability to use : Able to propel manual wheelchair feet. YES NO Beneficiary is able to drive a power wheelchair independently feet, turns around, maneuvers the chair to a table, bed, toilet, negotiates at least a minimum of a 3% grade, maneuvers on rugs and over door sills. If NO, please explain: Chair depth functions requested: (Check all that apply.) Recline Elevating seat Center mount elevating leg rests Tilt Tilt & Recline Elevating leg rests YES NO Able to perform, manipulate or work all seat functions without assistance? YES NO Requires verbal and/or physical assistance to manipulate seat functions? YES NO Has pressure relief plan of care with equipment? Explain: Specify control needed: Manual functions requested: Tilt Tilt & Recline Medical need for control indicated: Indicate the beneficiary's ability to use in their environment: wheelchair standing feature Beneficiary has a history of pressure ulcers on pelvis, buttocks, hips or back Will be used for pressure relief in lieu of tilt, recline, tilt/recline, and custom seating Pressure relief is done by the beneficiary without assistance If assistance with pressure relief is required, indicate amount and frequency needed: Chair depth Indicate current pressure relief plan of care (including frequency and duration): Is beneficiary/caregiver compliant with current pressure relief plan of care? YES NO If NO, explain: MSA-1656 Addendum A (11/12) Page 2 of 5

Equipment Scooter Able to propel manual wheelchair feet. Independent trunk balance, Adequate bilateral hand functions to work tiller. Chair depth All Accessories / Add Ons Medical Reason Device Type (attach additional page(s) if necessary) Head & Neck Feet Footbox Arms - Describe List and specify Medical Reason for brand(s) and model(s) requested for this beneficiary: Growth adaptability of device REQUIRED Seat width: (inches) Back height: (inches) Seat depth: (inches) Maximum frame growth: (inches) Requested Seat width: (inches) Back height: (inches) Seat depth: (inches) Maximum frame growth: (inches) Current MSA-1656 Addendum A (11/12) Page 3 of 5

SEATING SYSTEM Medical/functional Reason New growth > 3 inches depth and/or > 2 inches width Change in width and depth; width inches depth in inches Orthopedic change; explain: Needs corrective forces to assist with maintaining or improving posture. Accommodate beneficiary's posture (e.g., current seating postures are not flexible, etc.). medical changes that affect the need for new positioning; specify: POSTURE: COMMENTS: Lateral View AP View Superior View TRUNK Anterior / Posterior Left Right Rotation-shoulders and upper trunk Hypertonia Hypotonia HIPS Neutral WFL Thoracic Lumbar WFL Convex Convex Left anterior Kyphosis Lordosis Left Right Right anterior c-curve s-curve multiple Anterior View Superior View ROM MMT/O Position Windswept Flexion/Extension Limitations: (PROM in Degrees) Neutral Abduct Adduct Neutral Right Left Subluxed Dislocated Internal/External Range of Motion Limitations: PELVIS Lateral View AP View Superior View Anterior / Posterior Obliquity Rotation-Pelvis If spinal curvature present, indicate degree. Neutral Posterior Anterior WFL R elev L elev WFL Right Left Anterior Anterior MSA-1656 Addendum A (11/12) Page 4 of 5

Requested Seating System Current Seating System None Length of warranty? Mobility device to be used with: Mobility device is used with: Planar/Non-custom contour Custom * Planar/Non-custom contour Custom * Manufacturer: Type: Manufacturer: Type: Date provided: Date provided: Lateral Components Include: Lateral Components Include: Lateral Components Include: Lateral Components Include: Components - List: Components - List: Additional Components: Yes No Additional Components: Yes No If Yes, describe: If Yes, describe: If requesting custom seating, specify why planar/non-custom contour does not meet beneficiary's medical needs. * For definition of custom refer to MDCH Medicaid Provider Manual, Medical Supplier Chapter, sections Standard Equipment and Custom-Fabricated Seating, and section Standards of Coverage EVALUATOR (PT, OT, PHYSIATRIST OR REHAB RN) ATTESTATION AND SIGNATURE/DATE I certify that I conducted the evaluation and have completed the information in the appropriate Sections of the MSA-1656-Addendum A and that there is no financial arrangement with the selected durable medical equipment provider and/or the evaluating clinician. I certify that the equipment requested is the most economical alternative that meets the beneficiary's basic medical and functional needs. I certify that the information contained in this form is true, accurate, and complete to the best of my knowledge, and I understand that any falsification, omission, or concealment of material fact may subject me to civil or criminal liability. Evaluation Date Evaluator Name/Title (Print) Place of Employment and Address NPI Phone Number Evaluator Signature Date MSA-1656 Addendum A (11/12) Page 5 of 5