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Washington Interventional Spine Associates, P.S. Ray Baker, M.D. Paul Dreyfuss, M.D. Doug Burns, M.D. 12301 NE 10 th PL, Suite 101 Bellevue, WA 98005 (425) 454 1111 Fax (425) 454 7653 www.wisaspine.com PATIENT REFERRAL FORM Patient Name: DOS: Home Phone: Diagnosis: Work Phone: Ray M. Baker, MD Paul H. Dreyfuss, MD Doug M. Burns, MD Overlake Surgery Center Evergreen Surgery Center (Check all that apply) Per consultation findings, physician may modify procedure independently Per consultation findings, physician may modify procedure only after contacting referring physician Perform procedure only as requested Follow up injection(s) at the discretion of the physician Circle appropriate procedure(s) below and indicate level and side: Procedure Cervical Thoracic Lumbar Level/Joint/Nerve and Side(s) Interlaminar Epidural Steroid Injection 62310 62310 62311 Caudal Epidural Steroid Injection 62311 Transforaminal Epidural Steroid Injection 64479 64479 64483 Additional nerve(s) 64480 64480 64484 Selective Spinal Nerve Block 64479 64479 64483 Additional nerve(s) 64480 64480 64484 Facet Joint Injection 64470 64470 64475 Additional joint(s) 64472 64472 64476 Medial Branch Injection (Specific joint) 64470 64470 64475 Additional joint(s) 64472 64472 64476 Sacroiliac Joint Injection 27096 Provocation Discography 62291 62291 62290 Radiofrequency Neurotomy 64626 64626 64622 Sympathetic Block 64510 64520 Costotranverse Joint Injection 64470 Additional joint(s) 64472 Hip Joint Injection 27095 Special Request: Provider: Date: Provider Phone:

Washington Interventional Spine Associates, P.S. 12301 NE 10 th Place, Suite 101, Bellevue, WA 98005 Phone: 425 454 1111 Fax: 425 454 7653 Patient Name: Address: Sex: M F Social Security Number: Marital Status: Employer: Emergency Contact: Personal Date: Insurance Insurance Company: Insurance Company Phone Number: Member ID: Group #: Policy Holder s Name: Policy Holder s Social Security Number: Policy Holder s DOB: Policy Holder s Employer: Assignment and release: I authorize my insurance company to pay Washington Interventional Spine Associates, P.S. directly for my treatment. I also authorize the release of any medical information necessary to process these claims. I understand that, regardless of insurance coverage, I am responsible for the balance of my account. All accounts are due and payable within 60 days of the monthly billing date. The greater of 1 1/2% per month late fee or $10.00 re billing fee will be added to the account if past due. I also understand that prior authorization of procedures by my insurance is not a guarantee of payment and is subject to review by my insurance company based on my individual plan. The above information is complete and accurate to the best of my knowledge. Signature Date

General Instructions: Pre Procedural Instructions Have a driver whom you know personally bring you and pick you up at the surgery center you re scheduled at. If you are taking a cab, you still need to bring someone to accompany you after the procedure. The cab driver is not considered a companion. You cannot drive the day of your procedure. Have nothing to eat or drink for four hours before the procedure except sips of water needed to take routine required medications. Allow 2 3 hours for check in, evaluation, procedure and recovery. You will need to follow up with your referring physician regarding continued management of your condition. If you are on antibiotics please notify our office, we may wait to do the procedure. If you have an active infection or fever, we will need to reschedule the procedure. Please bring a list of your current medications. If you are taking a Medrol Dose Pak or oral steroids (prednisone) please contact our office as we may ask you to stop these medications if you are receiving a cortisone injection Please bring all MRI s, CT scans, CT/myelograms, and bone (SPECT) scans of the area that we are treating. This is your responsibility. Do not trust someone else to send the films to us. Bring the actual films/cds and not just a report. The physician will use these films to decide how to perform your particular injection. If you are an insulin dependent diabetic contact your diabetic doctor regarding possible medication changes the day of and several days after your procedure. If you are having a cervical (neck) procedure, do not wear any jewelry on the ears or neck. Men should be clean shaven from the chin to the neck. Let us know if you have a known allergy or severe side effects to x ray dye (contrast agents), latex, cortisone or anesthetics. If you are having a diagnostic medial branch block (MBB) or nerve root block (NRB) you need to have enough pain the day of the procedure to be able to easily tell if the injection removes your typical pain. If you are not having enough pain that day, the procedure may need to be rescheduled. If there is any chance you are pregnant then we cannot perform an x ray guided injection. Let us know if you are a nursing mother. If you receive IV sedation you will need to modify your nursing schedule that day. In most cases plan to be off work the day of your injection. If you have any questions or need to reschedule, please call (425) 454 1111.

Medication Instructions Take your routine required medications (including heart, lung, high blood pressure, and diabetic pills) before the procedure with sips of water only. If you use an asthma inhaler, bring it with you. Medications to be held before pain management procedures: Do not take your regular pain medicine for 6 hours before the procedure so that the physician can better assess your condition. If you are receiving a diagnostic procedure it will be best to not take pain medication in the first 6 hours after the procedure so that optimal diagnostic information is obtained. Many medications can thin the blood and/or affect the clotting mechanism increasing the risk of bleeding. Excessive bleeding following a procedure can, at times, have serious effects including permanent nerve injury. Your physician may not perform a scheduled procedure if the medications below are not held before the procedure. Please call the office if you are on one of these medications listed below. You may resume these medications the night of the procedure. Drugs Hold before Procedure Sub cutaneous drugs: Heprin, Lovenox (Enoxaparin), Innohep at least 12 hours (Tinzapaarin), Fragmin (Dalteparin), Normiflo (Ardeparin) Coumadin (Warfarin), Orgaran (Damaparoid) 6 days We will need to arrange a blood draw (INR) the day of the procedure if you are on coumadin Plavix (Clopidogrel).10 days Ticlid (Ticlopidine)...14 days Aspirin (Cervical Procedures Only)...... 7 days Garlic, Ginseng, Vitamin E (more than 400 IU/day), Feverfew, Ginger, Saw Palmetta, Dong Quai, Bromelain, Omega 3, Chondroitin (Cervical Procedures Only)..... 7 days Ginko biloba (Cervical Procedures Only)...... 2 days

Pain Questionnaire 1 Referring Physician: Primary Care Provider: 1. My current pain problem began (include date): 2. My current pain problem developed: Gradually over time Suddenly On the job injury: Motor vehicle accident: Other: 3. I have had similar pain problems that began: 4. My pain is: 100% Neck or Back Pain 100% Arm/Shoulder or Leg/ Buttock Pain 50% Neck or Back Pain, 50% Arm/Shoulder or Leg/ Buttock Pain 75% Neck or Back Pain, 25% Arm/Shoulder or Leg/ Buttock Pain 25% Neck or Back Pain, 75% Arm/Shoulder or Leg/ Buttock Pain 5. My pain is best described as (check all that apply): Constant Intermittent Dull Aching Throbbing Burning Toothache Sharp Stabbing Shooting Electrical 6. My pain is worse with (check all that apply): Bending forward Bending backward Sitting Standing Walking Laying down Looking up Looking down Turning left Turning right Coughing / sneezing Reaching / lifting Pushing / pulling 7. My pain is better with: Laying down Sitting Standing Therapy Changing positions Pain meds Ice Heat Nothing 8. I have numbness (tingling, thickness, pins and needles, etc.): All the time Sometimes Never If yes, where? 9. I have weakness: All the time Sometimes Never If yes, when and where? 10. I have had the following tests for my current problem (Check all that apply) X rays Cat scan (CT) CT/Myelogram MRI EMG Bone/SPECT scan Diagnostic Spinal Injections (e.g. nerve block, facet/sacroiliac joint block, discogram) 11. I have tried the following treatments for my pain (Check all that apply and circle those that helped): Physical Therapy Manipulation (e.g. manual therapy, chiropractic) Acupuncture/ Massage Spinal Injections Home/gym exercises Spinal Surgery Traction 12. I have tried the following medications for my pain (Check all that apply and circle those that helped): Anti inflammatories (eg. Motrin, Naproxen) Muscle relaxers (e.g. Soma, Flexeril) Anti seizure drugs (e.g. neurontin, topamax) Narcotics Anti depressants (e.g. Paxil, Zoloft)

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