INDIVIDUAL CARE REGISTRATION MATERIALS

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INDIVIDUAL CARE REGISTRATION MATERIALS Individual Care Plan Medication Treatment Form Emergency & Allergy Action Plans Food Allergy/Intolerance Health Care Provider Statement YMCA OF SNOHOMISH COUNTY ymca-snoco.org

INDIVIDUAL CARE PLAN This form will be: 1. Completed by Program Director and parent/guardian 2. Signed by Program Director and parent/guardian 3. Reviewed and updated periodically 4. Used to develop a plan for reasonable accommodation 5. Copied and submitted to Association Office 6. Adhered to by all involved YMCA staff Child s Name Requested Start Branch Child Care Site 1) Check all conditions/diagnosis that apply to your child: Asthma ADD/ADHD Aspberger Syndrome Autism Anxiety Bipolar Disorder Cancer Cerebral Palsy Celiac Disease Learning Disability Down s Syndrome Epilepsy Drug Affected Diabetes Food Allergies Hemophilia Rett Syndrome Spina Bifida Intellectual Disorder Hypertension Tourette Syndrome Juvenile Attachment Disorder Development Delay Sensory Integration Disorder Fetal Alcohol Syndrome 2) List expected symptoms or behaviors: (when listing more than one use a.-z. to label) 3) List symptoms or behaviors of concern: 4) List responses required of staff: (complete Emergency Action Plan when appropriate) 5) List training that may be required of staff in order to adequately care for your child: 6) List required medications: (complete Medication Authorization Form) 7) Has your child required psychiatric counseling or hospitalization? If yes, explain?

8) Indicate Professional Involvement/Support: (check all that apply) Pediatrician Homeopath Psychological Services Occupational Therapy Physical Therapy Speech Therapy Teacher Instructional Aid Medical Specialist School Counselor Naturopath Other: 9) Actions/skills your child needs help with: (check all that apply) Communication: Using words, signs or symbols to express meaning to others Responding to other s communication appropriately Other Mobility: Walking or standing Using hand(s), arm(s) Uses walker or wheelchair Other Self-Help: Dressing or undressing Eating or drinking Using the toilet Recognizing dangerous situations Other Intellectual Choosing an activity on own Staying with an activity for 15 min. or more Handling transitions or changes in routine Understanding safety rules and demonstrating ability to comply for safety Other Social/Emotional: Maintaining relationships with peers Sharing and taking turns Expressing anger or frustration appropriately Impulse control Other 10) Describe your child s strengths: 11) What has been done in previous group environments that you have found to be especially helpful in accommodating your child s individual needs? 12) What has been done in previous group environments that you have found to need improvement in making accommodations for your child s individual need? 13) What are you looking for in a YMCA experience for your child? 14) Please describe as detailed as possible what you believe will help your child to participate successfully in the YMCA child care program.

COMPLETE THIS PAGE WITH YOUR PROGRAM DIRECTOR 15) Mutually agreed upon Individual Care Plan Details: The Emergency Action Plan must be completed when it is a possibility that the child has a condition or may have a reaction that requires immediate medical treatment as indicated in the Individual Care Plan. I understand that this Individual Care Plan may be reviewed as necessary at which time changes may or may not be deemed necessary. Signature of Parent/Guardian Signature of YMCA Program Director Signature of YMCA Site Director FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Application : Approval : Review :

MEDICATION TREATMENT FORM Child s Name Medication Name Start Stop Medication Being Given For Possible Expected Side Effects Time Medication Is To Be Given By Staff Time Medication Last Given By Parent Amount To Be Given At Each Time (Dosage) Medication procedure (special way to take pills) Special Storage Requirements if Any (ex. Refrigeration) I understand that medication must be a prescription with the exception of antihistamines, nonaspirin pain relievers, non-narcotic cough suppressants, decongestants ointments intended for itching, diaper rash or sunscreen. All medication must be in the original container. Children with Severe Allergic Reaction or Food Intolerance require an additional form. I have provided instruction to the staff who will be administering the medication on specialized medication administration procedures (i.e. nebulizer, epi-pen, or preference for swallowing pills) I understand and agree that the YMCA staff. can not be held responsible for allergic reactions or other complications resulting from administration of the above medication given according to the directions. Signed (Parent or Guardian) Staff Record (to be completed by the staff person who will be administering the medication ) I have been instructed in how to administer medication and understand that I must document administration of medication every time and give a written explanation why a medication that should have been given was not. Signature of Staff Person Staff Signature needed on both pages

Child s Name Name of Medication Time Amount Given Staff Administering Staff Initials Staff Record (to be completed by the staff person who will be administering the medication) I have been instructed in how to administer medication and understand that I must document administration of medication every time and give a written explanation why a medication that should have been given was not. Signature of Staff Person

EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN SEVERE ALLERGIC REACTION Child s name: Allergy to: Birth date: Site: Asthmatic Yes* No *High risk for severe reaction Signs of an allergic reaction System Mouth Throat Skin Gut Lung Heart Symptoms Itching & swelling of the lips, tongue, mouth Itching and/or a sense of tightness in the throat, hoarseness, and hacking cough Hives, itchy rash, and/or swelling about the face or extremities Nausea, abdominal cramps, vomiting, and/or diarrhea Shortness or breath, repetitive coughing, and /or wheezing Thready pulse, passing out The severity of symptoms can quickly change. All above symptoms can potentially progress and become life threatening. If ingestion is suspected, and/or child having any of the above symptoms: 1. Administer prescribed epinephrine (EpiPen ) immediately location of (EpiPen ): and / or (please circle one) 2. Administer other prescribed medication Medication and dosage 3. Call 911 Medication and dosage 4. Call parent Phone: 5. Call child s doctor: Dr. Phone: 6. Stay with the child at all times OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Parent signature / Doctor s Signature /

EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN Child s name: Birth date: Condition: Emergency Contact Person: Relationship: Best phone number: Secondary number: Secondary Contact Person: Relationship: Best phone number: Secondary number: Describe behaviors, actions or symptoms that will indicate when emergency actions must be taken. Please also note any pre-emergency symptoms that staff should be aware of. Staff will call 911 immediately. Describe in detail step-by-step actions for staff to take while waiting for medical aid to arrive. Including administering medications (completed Medication Authorization Form must be attached). Also indicate below when medication is to be given. Parent Signature

FOOD ALLERGY/INTOLERANCE HEALTH CARE PROVIDER STATEMENT Name of Child: Name of Parent: Birth : Dear, A patient of yours is enrolled in our program. We have been advised the child is allergic or intolerant to the food(s) indicated below. To comply with the standards of our program, we need to know the nature of the child s intolerance or allergy and appropriate food(s) to substitute to assure the child s nutrition is not compromised. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Please complete the following concerning this child s food intolerances or allergies. For severe and potentially life-threatening allergies, also complete the Severe Allergic Reaction Emergency Plan. Please print or type. Thank you. List each food separately Briefly describe how the child reacts to the food Severe or potentially severe reaction Yes* No List appropriate substitute food(s) Severe or potentially severe reaction Yes* No Severe or potentially severe reaction Yes* No *Complete the Severe Allergic Reaction Emergency Plan Additional information concerning the intolerance or allergy: Print or type the following: Name and title of health care practitioner Practitioner Phone number: Fax number: Mailing address: Street address City State Zip Health Care Practitioner s Signature Please return this form to: