LONG-TERM CARE MAP FOR CEREBRAL PALSY. 1) PCP/Pediatrician, Nurse. 2) PCP/Pediatrician, Nurse. 1) PCP/Pediatrician, Nurse. 2) Team Coordinator.

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1 LONG-TERM CARE MAP FOR CEREBRAL PALSY AGE ACTION/INTERVENTION RESPONSIBLE PERSON OUTCOME NEWBORN 1) Texas Health Steps/newborn--follow-upborn at Scott and White. 1) PCP/Pediatrician, Nurse. 1) Routine follow-up, well baby check. 2) Texas Health Steps/1-2 weeks 2) PCP/Pediatrician, Nurse. 2) Routine follow-up, well baby check. NEWBORN-20 YEARS OF AGE 1) Diagnosis of disorder/assessment. 1) Referral from PCP / Pediatrician or Pediatric Specialist to Cerebral Palsy Team (contact person: Team Coordinator). 1) Schedule pre-team assessment appointments. 2 MONTHS 1) Texas Health Steps/2 month medical 1) PCP/Pediatrician, Nurse. 1) Well baby check. 4 MONTHS 1) Texas Health Steps/4 month medical 6 MONTHS 1) Texas Health Steps/6 month medical 9 MONTHS 1) Texas Health Steps/9 month medical 12 MONTHS/1 YEAR 1) Texas Health Steps/1 year medical Establish dental care. 1) PCP/Pediatrician, Nurse. 1) PCP/Pediatrician, Nurse. 1) PCP/Pediatrician, Nurse. 1) PCP/Pediatrician, Nurse, 1) Well baby check. 1) Well baby check. 1) Well baby check. 1) Well baby check. Establish dental care.

2 1-3 YEARS 1) Team visits begin. Family completes 1-20 YEARS 1) Possible treatment interventions may include stretching program, heel cord lengthening, bracing, nutritional evaluation & rehabilitation, as clinically indicated, neuroimaging until after puberty, etc. 2) Additional referrals as needed for vision/hearing exams. 18 MONTHS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 2 YEARS/24 MONTHS 1) Texas Health Steps/medical and dental 2 ½ YEARS/30 MONTHS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 3 YEARS/36 MONTHS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes Physical Therapy and/or referrals to other disciplines as needed per diagnosis. 2) Referral by PCP / Pediatrician to Ophthalmologist and/or Audiologist as needed. 1) 1) PCP/Pediatrician, Nurse, 1) form & Information 1) Schedule corrective therapies, appointments and/or equipment needs. 2) Follow-up by Ophthalmologist and/or Audiologist at least annually unless otherwise specified. 1) Well child check. Dental check. 1) Establish Comprehensive Treatment Plan. Review Schedule therapy treatment follow-up visits as discussed with family.

3 3 ½ YEARS/42 MONTHS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 4 YEARS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes 4 ½ YEARS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 5 YEARS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes 5 ½ YEARS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 1) 1) 1) form & Information form & Information

4 6 YEARS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes 6 ½ YEARS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 7 YEARS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes 7 ½ YEARS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 8 YEARS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes 1) 1) form & Information form & Information form & Information

5 8 ½ YEARS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 9 YEARS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes 9 ½ YEARS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 10 YEARS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes 10 ½ YEARS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 1) 1) 1) form & Information form & Information

6 11 YEARS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes form & Information 11½ YEARS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 1) 12 YEARS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes 12 ½ YEARS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 13 YEARS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes 1) form & Information form & Information

7 13 ½ YEARS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 14 YEARS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes 14 ½ YEARS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 15 YEARS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes 15 ½ YEARS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 1) 1) 1) form & Information form & Information

8 16 YEARS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes 16 ½ YEARS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 17 YEARS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes 17 ½ YEARS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 18 YEARS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes 1) 1) form & Information form & Information form & Information

9 18 ½ YEARS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 19 YEARS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes 19 ½ YEARS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 20 YEARS 1) Annual team visit. Family completes 20 ½ YEARS 1) Texas Health Steps/dental. 1) 1) 1) form & Information form & Information

10 1-21 YEARS Final team visit occurs anytime a patient no longer requires services from ALL of the Cerebral Palsy Team Specialists. 1) Final team visit. Family completes Discuss transition from Team to independent pediatric or adult services as age appropriate. 1) Establish Comprehensive Treatment Plan. Dismiss from team. Transition/refer to appropriate age independent pediatric or adult services. 2) Medical check. Dental check. 3) Transition tracking/monitoring. 1-21 YEARS 1) The following may also lead to dismissal from the team: a) Failure to follow plan of care. b) Consistently not keeping Team Day Clinic appointments. c) Consistently not keeping appointments with individual specialists. 1) Team specialists, other physicians, Team Coordinator. 1) Assistance with transition to independent physicians or specialists.