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Clinician: Mileage: Gender: Agency Name/Branch: M F Time In: Time Out: DOB: HCPCS Select the home health service type that reflects the primary reason for this visit: (G0151) Services Performed by a qualified physical therapist (G0157) Services performed by a qualified physical therapist assistant (G0159) Establishment or delivery of a safe and effective physical therapy maintenance program Select the location where home health services were provided: (Q5001) Care provided in patient's home/residence (Q5002) Care provided in assisted living facility (Q5009) Care provided in place not otherwise specified (NO) Health Status Medical Diagnosis: PT Diagnosis: Homebound? O Yes O No Residual Weakness Needs assistance for all activities Requires max assistance / taxing effort to leave home Other: Unable to safely leave home unattended Severe SOB or SOB upon exertion Confusion, unsafe to go out of home alone Vital Signs BP: (Prior) Position Side Heart Rate: Respirations: Prior / Lying Sitting Standing Left Right Prior Prior O2 Saturation: Room Air 02 @ 3.0 Ipm 02 @ 7.0 Ipm 02 @ 13.0 Ipm Route Prior 02 @ 0.5 Ipm 02 @ 3.5 Ipm 02 @ 8.0 Ipm 02 @ 14.0 Ipm via NC 02 @ 1.0 Ipm 02 @ 4.0 Ipm 02 @ 9.0 Ipm 02 @ 15.0 Ipm via Mask 02 @ 1.5 Ipm 02 @ 4.5 Ipm 02 @ 10.0 Ipm Other: see via Trach 02 @ 2.0 Ipm 02 @ 5.0 Ipm 02 @ 11.0 Ipm via Other: see 02 @ 2.5 Ipm 02 @ 6.0 Ipm 02 @ 12.0 Ipm BP: (During) Position Side Heart Rate: Respirations: During / Lying Sitting Standing Left Right During During Kinnser Software 2016 PT Visit with Page 1 of 8

O2 Saturation: Room Air 02 @ 3.0 Ipm 02 @ 7.0 Ipm 02 @ 13.0 Ipm Route During 02 @ 0.5 Ipm 02 @ 3.5 Ipm 02 @ 8.0 Ipm 02 @ 14.0 Ipm via NC 02 @ 1.0 Ipm 02 @ 4.0 Ipm 02 @ 9.0 Ipm 02 @ 15.0 Ipm via Mask 02 @ 1.5 Ipm 02 @ 4.5 Ipm 02 @ 10.0 Ipm Other: see via Trach 02 @ 2.0 Ipm 02 @ 5.0 Ipm 02 @ 11.0 Ipm via Other: see 02 @ 2.5 Ipm 02 @ 6.0 Ipm 02 @ 12.0 Ipm BP: (Post) Position Side Heart Rate: Respirations: Post / Lying Sitting Standing Left Right Post Post O2 Saturation: Room Air 02 @ 3.0 Ipm 02 @ 7.0 Ipm 02 @ 13.0 Ipm Route Post 02 @ 0.5 Ipm 02 @ 3.5 Ipm 02 @ 8.0 Ipm 02 @ 14.0 Ipm via NC 02 @ 1.0 Ipm 02 @ 4.0 Ipm 02 @ 9.0 Ipm 02 @ 15.0 Ipm via Mask Mid-Treatment Vital Changes: : 02 @ 1.5 Ipm 02 @ 4.5 Ipm 02 @ 10.0 Ipm Other: see via Trach 02 @ 2.0 Ipm 02 @ 5.0 Ipm 02 @ 11.0 Ipm via Other: see 02 @ 2.5 Ipm 02 @ 6.0 Ipm 02 @ 12.0 Ipm Current Treatment Plan Evaluation Treatment Plan: Evaluation clinician: Subjective Evaluation Subjective Evaluation and Observations Kinnser Software 2016 PT Visit with Page 2 of 8

Pain Assessment No Pain Reported at Visit Pre-Therapy 0 None 2 4 6 8 10 High Location: Intensity: 1 3 5 Medium 7 9 Primary Site: Post-Therapy 0 None 2 4 6 8 10 High Intensity:* 1 3 5 Medium 7 9 Pre-Therapy 0 None 2 4 6 8 10 High Location: Intensity:* 1 3 5 Medium 7 9 Secondary Site: Post-Therapy 0 None 2 4 6 8 10 High Intensity:* 1 3 5 Medium 7 9 Increased by: Relieved by: Interferes with: * wong-baker scale Objective Evaluation and Training / Interventions Dep Max Assist Mod Assist Min Assist CGA SBA Supervision Mod Indep Indep Bed Mobility Training Assist Level Training / Intervention Rolling L R Assistive Device Supine - Sit Sit - Supine Deficits Due To / : Kinnser Software 2016 PT Visit with Page 3 of 8

Transfer Training Assist Level Assistive Device Training / Intervention Sit - Stand Stand - Sit Bed - Wheelchair Wheelchair - Bed Toilet or BSC Tub or Shower Car / Van Deficits Due To / : Gait Training Level Assist Level Distance / Amount Assistive Device Training / Intervention X Unlevel Steps / Stairs Deficits Due To / : X X Weight Bearing Status Training / Intervention Kinnser Software 2016 PT Visit with Page 4 of 8

Other Training Wheelchair Mobility Assist Level Assist Level Assist Level Training / Intervention Level Deficits Due To / : Unlevel Maneuver Posture Training / Intervention Balance Able to assume/maintain midline orientation Assist Level Sitting Supported Unsupported Verbal Cues Standing Assistive Device: With Without Tactile Cues Fall Risk and Other Testing Previous Follow Up Result Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Follow Up Testing and Training: Training Exercises Therapeutic Exercises ROM Active Active / Assistance Resistive, w/weights Stretching Other Exercise Description(s) Kinnser Software 2016 PT Visit with Page 5 of 8

Assessment Teaching Verbalized Understanding Demonstrated Understanding Home Exercise Program: Patient Caregiver Patient Caregiver Safe Transfer: Patient Caregiver Patient Caregiver Safe Gait: Patient Caregiver Patient Caregiver Required Further Teaching: Patient Title(s) of Teaching Tool(s) Used/Given: Caregiver Current Treatment Goals Evaluation Treatment Goals: Evaluation clinician: Progress to Goals Progress to goals indicated by: Needs continued skilled PT to address: Progress delayed due to: Other: Additional Narrative Summary Functional Limitations Decreased ROM / Strength Impaired Balance / Gait Increased Pain Decreased Wheelchair Mobility Poor Safety Awareness : Decreased Transfer Ability Decreased Bed Mobility Kinnser Software 2016 PT Visit with Page 6 of 8

Plan Skilled progress for next visit: Physician contacted to review / update orders Discharge Planning: Written notice of discharge provided to patient Care Coordination Conference with: PT PTA OT COTA ST SN Aide Supervisor Other Names: Regarding : Kinnser Software 2016 PT Visit with Page 7 of 8

Supervisory Assessment Supervision Date Supervisor Name: Clinician Name: Clinician Present at time of Visit: O Yes O No Score Excellent Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Unknown Notifies client/caregiver of schedule: O O O O Reports for duty as assigned: O O O O Cooperative with client and others: O O O O Courteous toward client and others: O O O O Follows client care plan as instructed: O O O O Documents appropriately: O O O O Timely notification to supervisor of client's needs or changes in condition: Adheres to organizational policies and procedures O O O O Changes and/or instructions: : Signature and Title: Kinnser Software 2016 PT Visit with Page 8 of 8