Physician?s Statement and Clearance Form 2025

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  2. Begin by filling in your personal information, including your name, address, and contact details. This ensures that the form is correctly attributed to you.
  3. Next, provide details regarding your medical history as required. Be thorough but concise to ensure clarity for the reviewing physician.
  4. In the clearance section, indicate any relevant medical conditions or treatments that may affect your ability to participate in activities. This is crucial for accurate assessment.
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Full description of the procedure Full written account that describes the details of the procedure including but not limited to, type and induction of anesthesia, patient positioning, set-up and use of specific tools and special equipment (e.g., stereotactic navigation, robot), approach, required implants (specific
Pre-verification Checklist Patient identification: The nurse will ask your complete name and birthday, check your identification bracelet and compare it against your records. Surgical consent: History and Physical Examination: Surgical site signature: Blood specimen: X-ray: Anesthesia interview: Nurse interview:
The history should include a past and current medical history, a surgical history, a family history, a social history (use of tobacco, alcohol and illegal drugs), a history of allergies,current and recent drug therapy, unusual reactions or responses to drugs and any problems or complications associated with previous
An attending physician statement (APS) is a report by a physician, hospital, or medical facility that has treated, or is currently treating, a person seeking insurance.
This assessment typically includes: Medical History Review. Medication Assessment. Physical Examination. Diagnostic Tests. Risk Identification. Optimization of Health Status. Informed Decision Making. Planning for Post-operative Care.

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It provides comprehensive information to insurance companies about a patients health condition, medical history, and ongoing treatment plan. Insurance companies often request an APS during the application process to better understand the patients medical condition and make informed decisions about a claim.
Pre-surgical clearance often includes a variety of tests such as a complete blood count (CBC), kidney, liver, and blood sugar tests, and an EKG (electrocardiogram). These tests help assess the patients overall health and readiness for surgery.
Fill in your personal information, including your name, date of birth, and contact details. Provide details of your medical history, including any existing conditions, medications, and previous surgeries. Answer any specific questions related to the physical activity or situation for which the clearance is needed.

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