• New Patient Assessment

  • PATIENT INFORMATION

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  • Responsibility for Suboxone

  • I understand that Suboxone is currently being sold illegally in Tennessee.

    I understand that Suboxone which is sold illegally often ends up in the prisons of Tennessee.

    I understand that selling Suboxone is a crime.

    To receive Suboxone, I understand that I have a responsibility for public safety.

    I understand that random film/pill count are used by Jabbok Treatment Center to protect public safety.

    I understand that I will not be prescribed Suboxone if:

    • 1. I do not provide a requested film/pill count.
    • 2. My film/pill count is significantly off. 
    • 3. I lose my Suboxone.

    I understand that Suboxone is a narcotic. All narcotics, including Suboxone, have a set of benefits and set of risks to me. I will work to increase the benefits I receive from Suboxone. I acknowledge that the requirement of Federation of State Medical Boards is that I continue to improve in function in order to continue to receive my Suboxone.

  • JABBOK TREATMENT CENTER PATIENT AGREEMENT

    • All controlled substance prescriptions must be obtained from your(Jabbok Treatment Center) physician. If a new condition develops, such as trauma or surgery, then the physician caring for that problem may prescribe narcotics for the increase in pain that may be expected. I will notify my (Jabbok Treatment Center) physician within 48-hours of my receiving a narcotic or any ohter controlled substance from any other physician or other licensed medical provider. For females only: If I become pregnant while taking this medicine, I will immediately inform my obstetrician and obtain counseling on risks to the baby.
    • I will submit urine and/or blood on request for testing at any time without prior notification to detect the use of non-prescribed drugs and medications and confirm the use of prescribed ones. I will submit to pill counts without notice as per physician's request. I will pay any portion of the costs associated with urine and blood testing that is not covered by my insurance.
    • All requests for refills must be made by contacting my (Jabbok Treatment Center) physician during business hours at least 3-workdays in advance of the anticipated need for the refill. All prescriptions must be filled at the same pharmacy, which is authorized to release a record of my medications to this office upon request. A copy of this agreement will be sent to my pharmacy.

           

    • The daily dose may not be changed without my (Jabbok Treatment Center) physician's consent. This includes either increasing or decreasing the daily dose.
    • Prescription refills will not be given prior to the planned refill date determined by the dose and quantity prescribed. I will accept generic medications.
    • Accidental destruction, stolen and loss of medications or prescriptions will not be a reason to refill medications or rewrite prescriptions early. I will safeguard my controlled substance medications from use by family members, children or other unauthorized persons.
    • You may be referred to an appropriate specialist to evaluate your physical condition.
    • You may be asked to have an evaluation by either a psychiatrist or psychologist to help manage your medication needs.
    • If your physician determines that you are not a good candidate to continue with the medication, you may be referred to a detoxification program or evaluation by a pain management center.
    • These medications may be discontinued or adjusted at your physician's discretion.
    • I understand that it is my physician's policy that all appointments must be kept or cancelled at least 2-working days in advance. 
    • I undestand that I am responsible for meeting the terms of this agreement and that failure to do so will/may result in my discharge as a patient of (Jabbok Treatment Center). Grounds for dismissal from (Jabbok Treatment Center) include, but are not limited to: Evidence of recreational drug use, of drug diversion, of altering scripts (this may result in criminal prosecution), of obtaining controlled substance prescriptions from other doctors without notifying this office, abusive language toward staff, development of progressive tolerance, use of alcohol or intoxicants, engagement in criminal activities, etc.
  • COMPREHENSIVE HISTORY

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  • PART I - HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS

    What are the principal substances that you currently have difficulty with or use?

  • PART II - SUBSTANCE HISTORY

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  • PRESCRIPTION PAIN KILLERS:

    What did you use, how many per day, and how many to get high?

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  • METHADONE MAINTENANCE TREATMENT:

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  • BUPRENORPHINE (SUBOXONE):

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  • PART III - MEDICAL HISTORY


  • Traumatic Brain Injury:

  • PART IV - PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY



  • PART V - FAMILY HISTORY

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  • PART VI - SOCIAL HISTORY

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