Bayou Health Behavioral Health Assessment - Adult
BAYOU HEALTH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT - ADULTDEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATIONProvider NPI:Provider/Agency Name:Assessment Date:Provider TIN:Medicaid Number:Recipient Name: (first, middle, last)Age:DOB:Ethnicity:Gender:LOCUS:Gender Expression:Marital Status:SSN:PRIMARY DIAGNOSIS:BEHAVIORAL HEALTH HISTORYI.CHIEF COMPLAINT (Major symptoms, difficulties, and/or Issues as they relate to behavioral health –in recipient’s own words/quoted.)II.PRESENTING PROBLEM/HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS (Including recipient’s reason for seeking services, precipitating factors, symptoms,III.PAST PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY (First onset of illness, past diagnostic and treatment history, medications, hospitalizations):behavioral and functioning impacts, onset/course of issues, current behavioral health providers, services sought and recipient expectation.)CURRENT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROVIDER NAME:PHONE NUMBER:Prior Outpatient Mental Health Treatment: No; Yes;Detail:Psychiatric Hospitalizations: No; Yes;Detail:Additional History/Comments:IV.SUBSTANCE ABUSE/DEPENDENCE (Past use of primary, secondary & tertiary current substance, incl. type, freq, method & age of 1st use.)Check any/all that apply in past 12 months: Alcohol Use; Illegal Drug Use; Injected Drug Use ; Tobacco Product Use; Prescription Drugs Abuse; Non-Prescription (OTC) abuse; Alcohol and/or Drug Overdose; Alcohol and/or Drug Withdrawal; Problems caused by gambling; Trouble stopping any substance; Caffeine Use; Other/Describe: None; Outpatient; Intensive Outpatient; Residential/Inpatient:; Detox;Substance Abuse Treatment History: Other/Describe:SUBSTANCE TYPEInclude all use in last 30 days.AGE OF1ST USEYEARS INLIFETIMEDAYS INPAST 30DAYS SINCELAST USEAMOUNTROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION Oral; Oral; Oral; Oral; Oral; Nasal; Nasal; Nasal; Nasal; Nasal; Smoking; Smoking; Smoking; Smoking; Smoking; Non-IV Injxn; Non-IV Injxn; Non-IV Injxn; Non-IV Injxn; Non-IV Injxn; IV IV IV IV IVPHYSICALV. CURRENT MEDICAL CONDITIONS (Check all that apply)PregnantNone ReportedHigh Blood PressureHeart DiseaseOther/Describe:VI.Due date: Congestive Heart Failure Stroke Diabetes Asthma Emphysema EpilepsyPrenatal care: Seizure Cirrhosis Digestive Problems Cancer Chronic Pain Thyroid Disease Underweight Overweight Sexually Transmitted Dz.CURRENT & PAST MEDICATIONS(Including non-psychotropic medications)Medication NameDoseBHBHA-A v.1 (12/1/2015)Freq.RouteCurrent Yes; No Yes; No Yes; NoCOMMENTS (Reason Prescribed/Response, etc.)Page 1 of 5
BAYOU HEALTH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT - ADULT Yes; No Yes; No Yes; No Yes; No Yes; No Yes; No Yes; No No Reported Drug or Food Allergies; Other/Describe:VII.VIII.ALLERGIESPRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANIX.ADDITIONAL MEDICAL HISTORY (Diagnosis, Hospitalizations, Surgery, labs values, status of conditions, etc.)X.LEGAL STATUSNAMEPHONEFAXSOCIALCurrent Legal Status: None; Parole; Probation; Charges Pending; Court-Ordered Outpatient Treatment; AOT; Judicial; Other;Comment/Detail:XI.Past Legal Status: None; DWI; Prior Arrests; PriorIncarcerations; Other;Comment/Detail:FAMILY HISTORY (relationship status with relatives, family involvement in treatment, and living status of significant relatives):Custodial Status: Independent Adult; Biologic Father; Biologic Mother; Joint Biologic Parents; Gov’t/Judicial; Other:Adverse Circumstances in Family of Origin: Other/Describe: N/A; Abuse;Contact Info:Name:RelationPhone # Poverty; Criminal Behavioral; Mental Illness; Substance Use; Neglect; Domestic Violence; Violence; Trauma; Divorce Mildly Stressful; Moderately Stressful; Highly Stressful; Extremely StressfulFamily Stress: Low Stress; Other/Describe:Family Supports: Highly Supportive; Supportive; Limited Support; Minimal Support; No Support Other/Describe:Additional Comments:XII.TRAUMA HISTORYHistory of Trauma: None; Experienced; Witnessed; Abuse; Neglect; Violence; Sexual Assault; Other/Describe:XIII.LIVING SITUATION (Current status and functioning)a. Primary Residence: Own Home; Apartment; Relative’s Home; Group Home; Homeless; Living with friend/acquaintance Other/Describe:How long at current residence?Level of time in community of residence?Family/Household Composition:Source of meals/food:Means of transportation:Additional Comments: (Include psychological and social adjustments made to disabilities and/or disorders.)b. Needs -List what is needed to improve/maintain daily living situation (Ex. Transportation, ability to cook independently, housing subsidy, money in savings, caregiver resource assessment, etc.)c. Preferences - Include things recipient feels will enhance his/her living situation.d. Strengths -List assets, service options, and resources the person has to meet needs, including available housing options. (Ex. Knows area, applied for housingsubsidy, can live with family member, unpaid care-giver resource available, etc.)BHBHA-A v.1 (12/1/2015)Page 2 of 5
BAYOU HEALTH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT - ADULTe. Abilities/Interests –Include recipient reported skills, aptitudes, capabilities, talents & competencies that might assist in maintaining or improving living situation.XIV.LEARNING/WORKING AND FUNCTIONAL STATUSa. Employment/Education/Rehabilitation Status:Current source of income:Estimated Monthly Income Amount:Highest Grade or Completed/Degree:Military Status:Military Trauma: No; Yes;Difficulties with Reading/Writing: No; Yes;Estimated Literacy Level:Current Employment Status:Prior Employment Status:Assistive Devices utilized/required: No; Yes;Additional Comments: (Include psychological and social adjustments made to disabilities and/or disorders.)b. Current Status & Functioning (Assess ability to fulfill responsibilities, interact with others, capacity self-care, missed activities, work or school due to health, etc.)Functional Status Impairment Rating: (From LOCUS Functional Status Evaluation Parameters.) Minimal; Mild; Moderate; Serious; Extreme.As Evidenced By:c. Needs - List what is needed to improve/maintain income, employment, education, vocational skills, etc.Problems with Basic Needs: Other/Describe: Food; Shelter; Clothing;(Ex. Financial support, new skills, training, education, etc.) Funds; Healthcare; ADL’sd. Preferences –Include things recipient feels will enhance functional status with regard to income, employment, learning, literacy, etc.e. Strengths –List assets, service options, skills & resources recipient has to meet needs. (Ex. Intelligent, motivated, supportive family, education, job experience,interest in furthering education or vocational status, etc.)f. Abilities/Interests - Include recipient reported skills, aptitudes, capabilities, talents & competencies that might assist in maintaining or improving functional status.XV.SOCIAL HISTORY AND COMMUNITY INTEGRATIONa. Current status and functioning (Involvement in the community, social supports and activities, social barriers)Does Recipient feel supported by friends or family? Yes; No;Recreational Activities:Self-Help Activities:Additional Comments: (Include psychological and social adjustments made to disabilities and/or disorders.)b. Needs - List what is needed to improve/maintain recreation, social functioning & community integration. (Ex. Meet new people, painting supplies, sports team,improve family relationships etc.)c. Preferences –Include things recipient feels will enhance or stimulate recreational interests, social functioning & community integration.d. Strengths -List assets, service options & skills that may enhance socialization & community integration. (Ex. Friendly, athletic, independent, friend plays, paints, pasthistory of compliance in treatment, signs of resilience despite past adversity, etc.)e. Abilities/Interests - Include recipient reported skills, aptitudes, talents & competencies that may help maintain or improve socialization & community functioning.BHBHA-A v.1 (12/1/2015)Page 3 of 5
BAYOU HEALTH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT - ADULTCURRENT STATUSXVI.MENTAL STATUS EXAMINATION(Circle or Check all that apply.)a. GENERAL APPEARANCE Healthy; As stated Age; Older Than Stated Age; Young-looking; Tattoos; Disheveled; Unkempt; Malodorous; Thin; Overweight; Obese; Other/Describe: Tics; Combative;b. BEHAVIOR & PSYCHOMOTOR ACTIVITY Normal; Overactive; Hypoactive; Catatonia; Tremor; Abnormal Gait ; Other/Describe:c. ATTITUDE Optimal; Constructive; Motivated; Obstructive; Adversarial; Inaccessible; Cooperative; Seductive; Defensive; Hostile; Guarded; Apathetic; Evasive; Other/Explain: Normal; Spontaneous; Slow; Impoverished; Hesitant; Monotonous; Soft/Whispered; Mumbled; Rapid;d. SPEECH Pressured; Verbose; Loud; Slurred; Impediment; Other/Describe:e. MOOD: Dysphoric; Euthymic; Expansive; Irritable; Labile; Elevated; Euphoric; Ecstatic; Depressed; Grief/mourning; Alexithymic; Elated; Hypomanic; Manic; Anxious; Tense; Other/Describe:f. AFFECT Appropriate; Inappropriate; Blunted; Restricted; Flat; Labile; Tearful; Intense; Other/Describe:g. PERCEPTUAL DISTURBANCES None; Hallucinations: Auditory; Visual; Olfactory; Tactile; Other/Describe: Incomprehensible; Incoherent; Flight of Ideas; Loose Associations; Tangential;h. THOUGHT PROCESS Logical/Coherent; Circumstantial; Rambling; Evasive; Racing Thoughts; Perseveration; Thought Blocking; Concrete; Other/Describe: Preoccupations; Obsessions; Compulsions; Phobias; Delusions; Thought Broadcasting;i. THOUGHT CONTENT Thought Insertion; Thought Withdrawal; Ideas of Reference; Ideas of Influence; Delusions; Other/Describe:j. SUICIDAL/HOMICIDAL IDEATION Suicidal Thoughts; Suicidal Attempts; Suicidal Intent; Suicidal Plans; History of Self-Injurious Behavior Homicidal Thoughts; Homicidal Attempts; Homicidal Intent; Homicidal Plans; Other/Describe: Alert; Lethargic; Somnolent; Stuporous;k. SENSORIUM/COGNITIONOriented to: Person; Place; Time; Situation; Normal Concentration; Impaired Concentration; Other/Describe:l. MEMORY Remote Memory: Normal; Impaired; Recent Memory: Normal; Impaired; Immediate Recall: Normal; Impaired Other/Describe:m. INTELLECTUAL FUNCTIONING (Estimate) Above Avg.; Normal/Avg.; Borderline; Intellectual Disability Mild; Moderate; Severe Other/Describe: Critical Judgment Intact; Impaired Judgment; Other/Describe:n. JUDGEMENT True Emotional Insight; Intellectual Insight; Some Awareness of Illness/symptoms; Impaired Insight; Denial;o. INSIGHT Other/Describe:p. IMPULSE CONTROL Able to Resist Impulses; Recent Impulsive Behavior; Impaired Impulse Control; Compulsions; Other/Describe:XVII.RISK ASSESSMENT:Assess potential risk of harm to self or others, including patterns of risk behavior and/or risk due to personality factors, substance use,criminogenic factors, exposure to elements, exploitation, abuse, neglect, suicidal or homicidal history, self-injury, psychosis, impulsiveness, etc.a. Risk of Harm to Self: Prior Suicide Attempt; Stated Plan/Intent; Access to means (weapons, pills, etc.); Recent Loss; Presence ofBehavioral Cues (isolation, giving away possessions, rapid mood swings, etc.); Family History of Suicide; Terminal Illness; Substance Abuse; Marked lack of support; Psychosis; Suicide of friend/acquaintance; Other/Describe:b. Risk of Harm to Others: Prior acts of violence; If yes, when was most recent violent act? ; Destruction of property; Arrests forviolence; Access to means (weapons); Substance use; Physically abused as child; Was physically abusive as a child; Harms animals; Fire setting; Angry mood/agitation; Prior hospitalizations for danger to others; Psychosis/command hallucinations; If yes, is there ahistory of acting on any commands to harm others? Yes No; Other/Describe:c. Risk of Harm to Self or Others Rating: (From LOCUS Risk of Harm Evaluation Parameters.) Minimal; Low; Moderate; Serious; Extreme.As Evidenced By:d. Recipient Safety & Other Risk Factors: Feels unsafe in current living environment; Feels currently being harmed/hurt/abused/threatened bysomeone; Engages in dangerous sexual behavior; Past involvement with Child or Adult Protective Services; Relapse/decompensation triggers; Other/Describe:e. Describe recipient’s preferences and desires for addressing risk factors, including any Mental Health Advance Directives or plan of response toperiods of decompensation/relapse (Ex. Resources recipient feels comfortable reaching out to for assistance in a crisis.):XVIII.CULTURAL AND LANGUAGE PREFERENCES (Language, Customs/Values/Preferences)a. Spiritual Beliefs/Preferences:b. Cultural Beliefs/Preferences:BHBHA-A v.1 (12/1/2015)Page 4 of 5
BAYOU HEALTH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT - ADULTXIX.PRINCIPAL DIAGNOSES (Provide principle behavioral and medical diagnoses)XX.INTERPRETATIVE SUMMARY Describe recipient’s global preferences/hopes for recovery, recommended treatments/assessments, level of care, duration.Include clinical/central theme, co-occurring disabilities, environmental and personal supports/needs.IDENTIFIED NEEDS1.2.3.4.5.RECCOMMENDED SERVICESMH Services:ACTCPSTPSR-IndividualOutpt Therapy (Ind)Outpt Therapy (Fam)Residential TxHalfway HouseIOPOutpt Therapy (Ind)Outpt Therapy (Fam)Outpt Therapy (Group)Med MgtSA Services:PSR-GroupPSHOutpt Therapy (Group)Ambulatory DetoxOther (with explanation):PRINTED NAME OF ASSESSORBHBHA-A v.1 (12/1/2015)SIGNATURESIGNATURELMHP STATUSDATEPage 5 of 5
BAYOU HEALTH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT - ADULT. BHBHA-A v.1 (12/1/2015) Page . 1. of . 5 . LOCUS: PRIMARY DIAGNOSIS: BEHAVIORAL HEALTH HISTORY . I. CHIEF COMPLAINT (Major symptoms, difficulties, and/or Issues as they relate to behavioral health - in recipient's own words/quoted.) II. PRESENTING PROBLEM/HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
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