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Comprehensive Case Management Reassessment Reassessment Start Date: Reassessment Completion Date: Date of previous Assessment/Reassessment: Name: Client ID # Address: Phone: If Reassessment is early or late explain: Current HIV Status: Asymptomatic Symptomatic AIDS At Risk Date of most recent Viral Load: Date of most recent CD4 Count: Viral Load Test Results: CD4 Count Results: Method of Verification: Describe client s current situation: Emergency Contact: Phone # Relationship: Aware of Status? Y N Is there a Release of Information? Y N Date of Release: Address: 1

Does the client currently have an HIV medical care provider? Yes No HIV Medical Provider Name Full Address Phone # Date of most recent HIV medical visit Release of Information Expiration Date List all Other Service Providers that were involved in the last 180 days: Agency/Type of Service Provider Contact Phone # Date of last visit/service rendered Release of Information Expiration Date Identify Client s Collaterals/Children: *If any new children (under the age of 21) have moved into the household in the last 180 days, complete Child Assessment. Name Relationship In Household Y/N to Household Y/N Aware of Status Y/N Children s Assessment Completed Y/N Date of Assessment 2

NEEDS REASSESSMENT For each area, review client s current status, and comment on any changes in client s functioning, needs and resources. Where appropriate, include information about the family support system. Comment on all areas checked and identify progress on goal areas for the previous reassessment period. Provide a brief summary for each section. * = not previously addressed; client not ready; in process; or, other with detailed information. HEALTH CARE Primary Health Care Provider Is client keeping appointments with primary care provider? Y N Inconsistent : Means of Verification: Current Hospital Preference: Complementary/Alternative Therapies Clinical Trials TB Testing/Treatment OB/GYN Identify Provider: Date of most recent OB-GYN visit: Date of most Recent Pap Smear: Pap Smear Results: Is Client Pregnant? Yes No Due Date: If yes, is client receiving prenatal care? Yes No If yes, has ARV Therapy been discussed? Yes No Family Planning STD Testing/Treatment 3

HEALTH CARE continued Hepatitis C Antibody Status: Positive Negative Unknown a. If antibody positive for Hepatitis C, does the client have chronic Hepatitis C? Yes No Unknown Hepatitis Testing/Treatment/Vaccination Home Care Hospice Nutrition Dental Vision Other: (Fill in spaces below) Medications Identify current medication See next page specifically for medication Does client have access to medication? Y N Inconsistent If No or Inconsistent, : Does client need education in this area? Y N : The AIDS Institute updates the following Medications Page for use in Comprehensive Assessments and Reassessments on a quarterly basis. Replace the following page with the most recent updated copy found on the COBRA website (cobracm.org) under Resource Center. 4

ANTIRETROVIRAL MEDICATIONS 5

Based on the previous medications list, is the client currently prescribed ARV therapy? Y N CLIENT ADHERENCE QUESTIONNAIRE Please ask each question and each possible response, and circle the corresponding number next to the client s answer. Then add up the circled numbers to calculate the score. 1) How often do you feel that you have difficulty taking your HIV medications on time? By on time I mean no more than two hours before or two hours after the time your doctor told you to take it. 4 Never 3 Rarely 2 Most of the time 1 All of the time 2) On average, how many days PER WEEK would you say that you missed at least one dose of your HIV medications? 1 Everyday 2 4-6 days a week 3 2-3 days a week 4 Once a week 5 Less than once a week 6 Never 3) When was the last time you missed at least one dose of your HIV medications? 1 Within the past week 2 1 2 weeks ago 3 3 4 weeks ago 4 Between 1 and 3 months ago 5 More than 3 months ago 6 Never SCORE: Good adherence (greater than 10) Poor adherence (less than or equal to 10) Discuss side effects, difficulties following regimen, and other barriers to taking medications as prescribed: Is assistance needed? Y N Identify: 6

Collateral (especially children) Healthcare Status/s: Current Overall Healthcare Status/Barriers: 7

FINANCIAL/ ENTITLEMENTS (Include $ Amounts) Food Stamps Medicaid ADAP SSI/SSD/VA Benefits Unemployment Benefits Home Relief/Safety Net TANF HASA (LDSS) Rent Enhancement Financial Management Other: (Fill in Section Below) If on MA spend down, Identify amount: Indicate methods of spend down: Current Overall Status/s: 8

INDEPENDENT LIVING Date of most recent home visit: Describe (permanent, transitional, etc): Appropriate/Affordable Eviction ice Owes Back Rent Housing Repairs Advocacy with Landlord Out of Pocket Rent Expense Utilities Phone Transportation Other: Current housing status: Homeless or in Temporary Shelter Inadequate and/or Unstable Adequate and Stable Comments on Current Status/Barriers: 9

SUBSTANCE USE Does the client have a history of problem alcohol or drug use? Yes No Is client currently using substances? Yes No (What/How Much/How Often): & Out Patient Treatment Residential Treatment MMTP (Dosage ) AA/NA Meetings DETOX le Exchange/ Harm Reduction Program Other: (Fill in section below) a. Is the client currently receiving or need: If yes to any of the above, indicate frequency: a.1. If client has been receiving outpatient drug or alcohol treatment, attendance over the past six months has been: Inconsistent Consistent (missed less than 10% of appointments) Current Overall Status/Barriers: 10

MENTAL HEALTH Mental health evaluation Individual counseling/therapy Family or group counseling Outpatient psychiatric services (Private PhD/MD) Inpatient psychiatric care Medication evaluation/monitoring If client has been receiving outpatient mental health care services, over the past six months client attendance has been: Inconsistent Consistent (attended over half of scheduled appointments) Is client involved in or need a Support Group? Yes No : Is client involved in any Recreational/Social activity: Yes No : Ever prescribed medication for a psychiatric/emotional condition? Currently prescribed medication for a psychiatric/emotional condition? Yes Yes No No Prescribed Medication Purpose Dosage/Frequency Last Use (approximately if in the past year) Does client report adherence to this medication regimen? Yes No Does client need referral to physician/psychiatrist regarding psychotropic medication? Yes No Current Overall Status/Barriers: 11

FAMILY STABILITY Children s Service s: Medical Educational Developmental Emotional Social Client/Collateral Service s: Guardianship/ Permanency Planning Child Abuse/Neglect Parenting Skills Child Care Respite Disclosure Domestic Violence Partner/Spousal ification Is client linked with support systems? Yes No Inconsistent Identify: Other: Current Overall Status/Barriers: 12

LEGAL Legal Rights/Discrimination Will Living Will Health Care Proxy DNR Power of Attorney Criminal Justice Parole/Probation Immigration/Naturalization Is client/family keeping legal appointments? Yes No Inconsistent Other: Current Overall Status/Barriers: 13

EMPLOYMENT/ EDUCATION GED/Education Job Readiness Assessment Job Training Job Placement Volunteer/Stipend Has client returned to work or joined the workforce for the first time? Yes No If yes, PT/FT (> 20h/week): Other: Current Overall Status/Barriers: 14

PREVENTION EDUCATION REVIEW * Discussion in all areas is required unless referral is made. Date: Topic Referral Y/N HIV TB Hepatitis (A, B,C)/Vaccines STD Safer Sex Condoms Spermicide Dental Dam Drug Use le Sharing Use of Bleach Other Harm Reduction Techniques Universal Precautions Does client report consistent adherence to safer sex/harm reduction guidelines? Yes No Inconsistent Other: Current Overall Status/Barriers: 15

Ability to Perform Activities of Daily Living: If Assistance is Required, Who Currently Assists? Feeding 0 1 2 Ambulating 0 1 2 Transferring 0 1 2 Grooming 0 1 2 Dressing 0 1 2 Bathing 0 1 2 Toileting 0 1 2 Homemaking 0 1 2 Financial Management 0 1 2 Preparing Meals 0 1 2 Nursing Home 0 1 2 Taking Medicine 0 1 2 Supportive Housing 0 1 2 Grocery Shopping 0 1 2 Traveling 0 1 2 Using Telephone 0 1 2 Decision Making 0 1 2 0 = By Self 1 = Some Assistance 2 = Total Assistance Recommended Care Environment: Home Home with Support Other Alone Homemaking Family Personal Care Other Skilled Nursing Hospital Nursing Home Supportive Housing Hospice ADHC 16

Other identified client/support system service needs or issues which need to be addressed: Summary Comments/General Status of Client/Family: Indicate client s level of participation in goal achievement over the past quarter: Case Manager Signature Completion Date S upervisor Signature Approval Date 17