EPSDT PCS Plan of Care Form & Instructions

Issued 06/20/2008


EPSDT PCS Plan of Care                                        Online Form
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Type of Plan of Care

 

Check the appropriate box to identify the Plan of Care:

 

 

Date Services Requested to Start

 

Complete with the date the provider agency is requesting to start providing services.

 

Identifying Information

 

·        Name – Recipient’s name

 

Provider Information

 

·        Provider Agency Name – Name of the provider agency requesting authorization

 

Medical Reasons Supporting the Need for PCS

 

Summarize the recipient’s medical condition.  If the recipient’s parent(s) or primary care giver(s) are disabled, summarize the parent(s) or primary care giver(s) medical condition and provide medical documentation from his/her physician that includes this individual’s functional limitations and how it affects the care of the recipient.

 

 

Other In-Home Services Requested or Currently Receiving

 

Identify all in-home services the recipient is currently receiving or has requested.

 

Personal Care Tasks

 

For the personal care tasks of “Bathing”, “Dressing”, “Grooming”, “Toileting”, “Eating”, “Meal Prep” and “Incidental Household Services” that the recipient requires assistance with because of his/her disability, complete the following:

 

·        Goal – include the goal for the personal care task

 

For the personal care task of “Accompanying to Medical Appointments”, complete the following when it is medically necessary that someone accompany the recipient and his/her caregiver to medical appointments:

 

·        Goal – include the goal for the personal care task

·        Frequency of Medical Appointments – indicate the frequency the recipient typically has medical appointments within the prior authorization period, (i.e., weekly appointment, monthly appointment, etc.)

·        Time per Trip – indicate the time it typically takes the recipient to complete the medical appointment, (i.e., 1 hour, 2 hours, etc.)

 

Child Care Arrangements

 

Child care arrangements must be indicated for children 14 years of age or younger, or 15 years of age or older if they are unable to self direct their own care.  If service is requested for a recipient meeting this criteria, and the parent(s) or primary care giver(s) are working or not in the home, indicate child care arrangements.  Note:  child care provider must be 18 years of age or older.

 

Signatures

 

A signature and date from the parent/guardian, the provider and the physician are required.