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  2. Begin by filling out the 'Priority' section. Select the appropriate risk level (A, B, C, or D) based on the client's situation.
  3. Enter the 'Request Admission to' details, ensuring all fields are completed accurately. Include necessary contact information for relevant services.
  4. Complete the client’s personal information including name, home address, telephone number, date of birth, and gender. Make sure to note any allergies.
  5. Provide details about the family physician and any specialists involved in care. Include their contact information for seamless communication.
  6. Fill in the 'Next of Kin/Contact Person' section with accurate details regarding their relationship and contact information.
  7. Describe the patient's diagnosis and history briefly. Include any pertinent medical conditions and symptoms that require management.
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Documentation of the following factors will support eligibility for hospice care. Progressive malnutrition. Muscle wasting with reduced strength and endurance. Continued active alcoholism (80 gm Ethanol/day) Hepatocellular carcinoma. HBsAg (hepatitis B) positivity. Hepatitis C refractory to treatment.
Request a hospice referral from a physician who has been treating the patient. Make a self-referral by contacting a hospice provider directly.
A patient becomes eligible for hospice when their attending physician and a hospice doctoreither the hospices medical director or the directors designeeagree the patient has a life expectancy of six months or less if their disease runs its normal course.
You can contact a hospice directly yourself, but the team will usually also ask for a referral from your doctor or nurse.
You can contact a hospice directly yourself, but the team will usually also ask for a referral from your doctor or nurse. Places are limited, but you can contact your local hospice to see what is available.
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The four levels of hospice defined by Medicare are routine home care, continuous home care, general inpatient care, and respite care. A hospice patient may experience all four or only one, depending on their needs and wishes.
A hospice referral is a process that starts once a loved one or healthcare provider, such as a physician, nurse or social worker recommends that a patient with a terminal illness receive hospice care.
The patient, her family or caregivers, and/or physician, would identify that a hospice referral might be appropriate. If the patient lives in a geographic area with access to more than one hospice, the patient needs to be given information to make an informed choice about the various hospice providers.

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