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  • Waiver 245D Progress Notes

    Progress Note Instructions
  • When you write a progress note, explain what activity happened and what help you gave to the person.

     

     PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS MANDATORY NOT OPTIONAL 

    Be sure to include:

    ● What you did to support and assist the client toward their person-centered goals


    ● How you supported and assisted the client based off of their specific needs stated     in their support plan

    ● What you did during your shift 

    ● Note if there are any decline or improvement in the clients physical and/or mental health

    Some examples of help you can write about:
    ● Giving reminders or prompts to help the person finish a task
    ● Doing the task for the person if they cannot do it
    ● Watching to see if the person needs help
    ● Giving kind words or support
    ● Helping the person stay focused
    ● Taking care of things like clothes, supplies, or equipment
    ● Helping with medicine
    ● Making food
    ● Helping the person stay safe outside (like crossing the street)
    ● Helping the person use special tools or devices
    ● Helping the person talk or communicate
    ● Helping read, fill out, and understand mail or paperwork

    When Writing Progress Notes:
    ● THESE NOTES MUST BE 3-4 SENTENCES LONG.
    ● THESE NOTES CANNOT BE 1 OR 2 WORDS.
    ● Do not use slang, short words, or texting language.

     

    PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS MANDATORY NOT OPTIONAL 

     

  • Progress Note Examples

    Example #1


    Today, I assisted the individual with organizing their personal items and
    managing their household tasks. I provided reminders to help them
    complete their daily chores and helped with reading and understanding
    important mail. I also supported them in preparing a meal, offering
    encouragement, and ensuring they were safe in the kitchen. The person
    appeared to have no new needs today.


    Example #2
    Today, I supported the individual during a trip to the local grocery store. I
    helped them make a shopping list, gave reminders to stay on task, and
    assisted with choosing items. I also provided guidance on how to cross the
    street safely and reminded them to follow traffic signals. Afterward, we sat
    down at a nearby café, where I assisted with reading and understanding a
    letter they had received, and made sure they felt comfortable and
    supported during our outing.


    Example#3
    During my shift, I provided overnight supervision to ensure the individual's
    safety and well-being. I checked in on them every hour, offering assistance
    with using the bathroom and making sure they were comfortable in bed. I
    also helped by reading through some important letters they had received
    and explaining the contents. No issues were observed overnight, and the
    person slept well without requiring additional support.

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