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Center for Metabolic Health and Weight Management Metabolic Health and Weight Management Program Intake Form In order for us to process your enrollment form quickly and accurately, please print legibly and be sure to complete the entire form. Please bring this form to the clinic, e-mail it to WBHMetabolicHealth@hfhs.org or fax the form to (248) 325-3187 prior to your first appointment. If you are unsure of what to do, please contact a staff member for assistance at 248-325-1355. Mr. Ms. Mrs. (circle one) First Name: MI: Last Name: I identify my gender as: DOB: / / E-Mail Address: Address: City: State (Province): Zip (Postal Code): Home Phone: ( ) Other Phone: ( ) If you are a Henry Ford patient, do you use MyChart? (circle one) Yes No I don t know Marital Status (circle one): single married widowed divorced Occupation: Indicate what types of medication you are currently taking (prescription and over the counter - choose all that apply): NONE for Depression for Weight Loss for Anxiety for High Blood Pressure for Sleep for Heart Disease for Hypothyroidism for Birth Control for Gout for Hormone Replacement for Allergies for Diabetes OTHER Please list any current intake of vitamins, minerals and/or herbal supplements (including frequencies and dosages): List ALL medication you are currently taking below (prescription and over the counter include the name of the medication, dosage, and frequency for each medicine): Page 1 of 7

List any medication allergies: List any food allergies or intolerances: What is your experience with smoking tobacco? (choose one): Never smoked Quit smoking Less than pack/day Up to 2 packs/day More than 2 packs/day If you smoke or used to smoke, How long? yrs If you quit smoking, when? (date) Do you use alcohol? (choose one): Never Quit drinking Less than 3 drinks/week Up to 14 drinks/week More than 14 drinks/week Do you use other recreational substances? Yes No Prefer not to Answer What types of physical activities do you enjoy? How often do you participate in these activities? What exercises do you do regularly? Do you belong to a health club or attend classes? Yes No How often do you attend? Less than once per week 1-2 times per week 3-5 times per week 6 or more times per week How many hours of television do you watch every day? What types of exercise equipment or exercise tapes do you have at home? Would you like to change your physical activity/exercise habits? Which physical activity habits would you like to begin to change? How many hours are you at a computer/desk every day? Yes No Page 2 of 7

Do you experience any barriers to being physically active such as pain or discomfort, time etc.? Yes No If yes, please describe: What is the reason you are seeking treatment at this time? What are your goals about lifestyle change? Your level of interest in changing your lifestyle is: Not interested 1 2 3 4 5 Very Interested How much support can your family provide? No support 1 2 3 4 5 Much support How much support can your friends provide? No support 1 2 3 4 5 Much support What is the hardest part about lifestyle change? What do you believe will be of most help to assist you in lifestyle changes? How confident are you that you can change your lifestyle at this time? What has been your lowest body weight as an adult? Not confident 1 2 3 4 5 Very confident Your heaviest weight as an adult? At what age did you start trying to lose weight? Please list the factors you feel have contributed to your current weight (check all that apply): Weight gain following an injury Pregnancy Poor food choices Stress-related eating Slow metabolism Family history of obesity Comfort food dependency Lack of exercise Binge eating Late night snacking History of trauma History of grief and loss Medication-related weight gain Significant restrictive eating behaviors (ex. anorexia) Purging behaviors including laxatives, self-induced vomiting or over exercising Other (please list): Page 3 of 7

Weight Loss Therapies Timeframe Please describe your experience with this therapy Medications: Meridia, Alli, Phentermine, Adipex, Dexatrim, Metabolife, Acutrim, Qsymia, Belviq, Contrave, Saxenda, Prozac, Metformin Other: Nutritional supplements such as B12 Shots, HCG Shots or Diuretics Low Carb Diet: South Beach, Atkins Physician-Supervised Diet Plan Weight Watchers High Protein-Liquid Diet or Meal Replacement Programs: Medical Weight Loss, Opti-Fast, Medi-Fast, LA Weight Loss, HMR, Jenny Craig, Nutri-System Registered Dietitian Counseling or other Counseling or Therapy Gyms, Exercise Programs or Fitness Clubs Acupuncture or Hypnosis Other: If you regained weight, what do you think was the primary reason? Page 4 of 7

How many pieces of fruit do you eat daily? How many fresh or cooked veggies do you eat daily? How many times do you eat legumes (ex. beans, peas and lentils) per week? How many meals away from home per week? When you do not eat at home, where do you usually eat? Who does the food shopping for the meals you eat at home? Who prepares the meals you eat at home? Do you usually stop eating when you are full? Yes No Are you lactose intolerant? Yes No Meal replacements can include shakes, bars and prepackaged food items. Are you interested in using meal replacements to help you eat healthier? Yes No I don t know Page 5 of 7

How frequently do you (please circle one): Never = Less than 1x/month Sometimes = 1x/month to 1x/week Often = 2x/week or more Skip breakfast (ie. Not eat within one hour of awakening)? At any point during the day, go more than 3 hours without eating anything? Eat high-calorie foods within one hour of going to bed? Awaken to eat in the middle of the night? Eat in isolation due to embarrassment that what, or how, you are eating may be criticized by others? How often do you do something else while you re eating (mindless eating)? Eat fast foods (venue that has a drive thru or prepares the food in under 5 minutes)? Eat at a sit-down restaurant (including carry out from a sit-down restaurant)? Eat deep-fried foods (fries, chips, fish, chicken, calamari, falafel, etc.) or add oil to foods/meals? Eat cheese (separately or on a salad, pizza, sandwich, cracker, etc.) or other full/low-fat dairy such as butter, whole or low-fat milk, sour cream, and cream cheese? Eat large amounts of food, beyond satisfying hunger, to the point of discomfort, guilt and with feelings of being out of control? Eat red meats including steak, burgers, ground meat, red meat cold cuts, red meat hot dogs? Eat high-salt meats including ham, corned beef, deli turkey, deli chicken, deli roast beef, sausage or bacon? Eat high-calorie foods such as bread, bagels, dry cereals, crackers, corn or potato chips, pretzels, popcorn, tortillas, flour-based wraps or dried fruits (note: these are commonly high in sodium as well)? Eat dessert-type foods such as pastries, doughnuts, pies, cakes or chocolates Eat medium-calorie starches, grains and starchy veggies such as wheat (pasta, bulger, cream of wheat etc.), rice, corn, oatmeal, quinoa, farrow, potatoes or barley etc.? Eat nuts and seeds (note: though high in calories, these can be very healthy when portioned)? Drink thin liquid calories such as sugar (including high-fructose corn syrup), sweetened pop, flavored drinks or juice drinks, fruit juice, alcohol, coffee creamers, sports drinks (ex. Gatorade)? Page 6 of 7

Please describe what your food intake looks like on a typical day Meal Time/Place What would you eat and drink? (please include amounts) Breakfast/1 st Meal Center for Metabolic Health and Weight Management Snack Lunch/2 nd Meal Snack Dinner/3 rd Meal Snack Other Page 7 of 7