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Care Home Payments UK Healthcare Questionnaire Dear Sir/Madam Thank you for choosing to complete the Care Home Payments UK Healthcare Questionnaire. Please note that completion of the Questionnaire does not obligate you to use our services. No formal relationship exists between us until both sides have entered into a written and signed contract. If a contract is entered into we will act on your behalf to obtain NHS Continuing Healthcare going forward and/or retrospectively obtaining NHS Continuing Healthcare. To start the process, please return the following to our office: 1. Completed Questionnaire Please return the completed questionnaire by email or to our office address, which can be found on the last page of the Questionnaire. 2. Proof of Authority to Act Please send a copy of your authority to act on behalf of the patient. For a Living Patient please send a copy of your Power of Attorney or Deputy Order. For a Deceased Patient please send a copy of the Grant of Probate, Last Will or Letters of Administration. After receiving the above documentation we will conduct a free assessment of the patient’s healthcare needs, and contact you as soon a possible. All information provided to us will be kept strictly confidential as required under the Data Protection Act. Yours faithfully Care Home Payments UK Care Home Payments UK is a trading name of Hale Homes Limited, Registered in England and Wales with Company Registration Number 5302790. Registered office is at Cardinal House, 20 St Mary’s Parsonage, Manchester, M3 2LG. Registered under the Data Protection Act 1998 with Registration Number Z306740X 1 of 19

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  • Care Home Payments UK Healthcare Questionnaire

    Dear Sir/Madam

    Thank you for choosing to complete the Care Home Payments UK Healthcare Questionnaire. Please note that completion of the Questionnaire does not obligate you to use our services. No formal relationship exists between us until both sides have entered into a written and signed contract.

    If a contract is entered into we will act on your behalf to obtain NHS ContinuingHealthcare going forward and/or retrospectively obtaining NHS Continuing Healthcare.

    To start the process, please return the following to our office:

    1. Completed QuestionnairePlease return the completed questionnaire by email or to our office address,which can be found on the last page of the Questionnaire.

    2. Proof of Authority to ActPlease send a copy of your authority to act on behalf of the patient.

    For a Living Patient please send a copy of your Power of Attorney orDeputy Order.

    For a Deceased Patient please send a copy of the Grant of Probate, LastWill or Letters of Administration.

    After receiving the above documentation we will conduct a free assessment of the patients healthcare needs, and contact you as soon a possible.

    All information provided to us will be kept strictly confidential as required under the Data Protection Act.

    Yours faithfully

    Care Home Payments UK

    Care Home Payments UK is a trading name of Hale Homes Limited,

    Registered in England and Wales with Company Registration Number 5302790.

    Registered office is at Cardinal House, 20 St Marys Parsonage, Manchester, M3 2LG.

    Registered under the Data Protection Act 1998 with Registration Number Z306740X 1 of 19

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    QUESTIONNAIRE

    1. Full Name of Patient

    2. Patients Date of Birth

    3. Patients Date of Death(If applicable)

    4. Patients NHS Number

    5. Name and address of General Practitioner (GP)

    6. Home address prior to going into care home

    7. Have any of the following assessments taken place?

    Continuing Healthcare Checklist

    Continuing Healthcare Assessment (Decision Support Tool)

    Nursing Care Assessment

    Current or Last Prior to entering into care

    Section A Patient Details

    Type of Assessment Date Outcome (Eligible or Not Eligible)

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    Yes NoPlease Tick

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    8. If found to be not eligible has an appeal been lodged?

    9. Please state whether the Patient suffers/suffered from any illnesses or health condition.

    For example: Diabetes, Epilepsy, Parkinsons disease, Dementia, Cancer, Arthritis, Stroke, Lung Disease.

    Illness Date of Diagnosis

    10. Has the Patient ever been detained under Section 3 of the Mental Health Act 1983?

    11. If yes, please provide the date this occurred.

    Please provide details of the type of appeal, such as Local Resolution or Independent Panel.

    Yes No

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    12. Please provide details of medical attention received by a Specialist Nurse (for exampleParkinsons, Epilepsy, Diabetic, Community, Psychiatric or Continence nurse, Dietician or any other

    healthcare professional from outside the care home).

    13. Please provide details of any hospitals the patient attended prior to going into care.

    Name and Address of Hospital

    Reason for admission Admission Date

    Discharge Date

    14. Do you feel the patients needs are/were complex, intense or unpredictable?

    Please provide details.

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    Section B - Care Home Details

    15. Please give details of current and/or past care homes the patient has attended.

    Name and Address of Care Home From: To:

    1. Please give date Please give date

    2. Please give date Please give date

    3. Please give date Please give date

    16. Please tick the type of home that most accurately describes the current / last home.

    Residential home

    Nursing home

    Residential home for the elderly mentally infirm

    Nursing home for the elderly mentally infirm

    17. If the care home is a dual registered home, please state whether the patient has aresidential or nursing bed.

    Residential Bed Nursing Bed

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    18. Please confirm the amount paid per week or month for care?

    19. Please confirm the total amount paid to date to the Care Home(s) for the care of thePatient.

    20. How much if any, has been paid by a Deferred Payment*?

    *Deferred Payment: The local authority will put a legal charge (similar to a mortgage) on thecare home residents property, and then pay the residential care fees in full. The resident is

    assessed to see whether they're able to pay a weekly charge to the authority. Their ability

    to pay is based on their income less the personal expenses allowance. Repayment of the

    money borrowed is deferred until the property is sold or the resident dies.

    / week / month

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    Section C Healthcare

    21. Challenging BehaviourThis could include verbal or physical aggression, noisiness, restlessness, disruption or refusal/resistanceto care interventions.

    Please tick the description that most accurately describes the patients behaviour.

    Description Please Tick

    No evidence of Challenging Behaviour.

    Incidents of Challenging Behaviour; The patient is always compliant with care.

    Incidents of Challenging Behaviour; The patient is mostly compliant with care.

    Challenging Behaviour with variable compliance.

    Challenging Behaviour posing a High Risk, requiring a prompt response.

    Challenging Behaviour posing a Severe Risk, requiring an immediate response at all times..

    Please provide below the reason(s) for your selection and describe the actual needs of the

    patient, including frequency, intensity and unpredictability.

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    22. Cognitive Impairment

    Cognitive impairment could include memory loss, confusion and disorientation.

    Please tick the description that most accurately describes the patients cognitive abilities.

    Description Please Tick

    No impairment, confusion or disorientation.

    Occasional difficulty with memory and decisions

    Cognitive impairment, yet the patient can make some choices regarding their care.

    Frequent short-term memory issues and/or disorientation to time and place. The individual has

    awareness of only a limited range of needs and basic risks.

    Severe cognitive impairment including marked short-term memory issues and/or long-term

    memory loss and/or severe disorientation to time, place or person.

    The individual is unable to assess basic risks even with supervision, prompting or assistance.

    Please provide below the reason(s) for your selection and describe the actual needs of the

    patient, including frequency, intensity and unpredictability.

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    23. Psychological and Emotional Needs

    Please tick the description that most accurately describes the patients Psychological / Emotional Needs.

    Description Please Tick

    Psychological and emotional needs do not have an impact on the patients health.

    Anxiety symptoms or periods of distress are having an impact on health, but the patient does

    responds to prompts and reassurance.

    The individual has withdrawn from most attempts to engage them in support or daily activities.

    The individual has withdrawn from all attempts to engage them in support or daily activities.

    Please provide below the reason(s) for your selection and describe the actual needs of the

    patient, including frequency, intensity and unpredictability.

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    24. Communication

    Please tick the description that most accurately describes the patients level of communication.

    Description Please Tick

    Able to communicate clearly, verbally or non-verbally.

    Needs assistance to communicate their needs.

    Communication about needs is difficult to understand.

    Unable to reliably communicate their needs at any time, and in any way.

    Please provide below the reason(s) for your selection and describe the actual needs of the

    patient, including frequency, intensity and unpredictability.

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    25. Mobility

    Please tick the description that most accurately describes the patients mobility.

    Description Please Tick

    Independently mobile.

    Able to weight bear but needs assistance.

    Not able to consistently weight bear, but can assist with transfers and /or repositioning.

    Completely unable to weight bear and unable to assist with transfers and /or positioning.

    Completely immobile, where there is a High Risk of physical harm during movement/transfer.

    Please provide below the reason(s) for your selection and describe the actual needs of the

    patient, including frequency, intensity and unpredictability.

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    26. Eating and Drinking

    Please tick the description that most accurately describes the patients ability to eat and drink.

    Description Please Tick

    Able to take adequate food and drink by mouth to meet all nutritional requirements.

    Needs supervision, prompting with meals, or may need feeding and/or a special diet.

    Unable to take any food and drink by mouth.

    All nutritional needs maintained by artificial means, such as a non-problematic PEG.

    Significant weight loss or gain due to identified eating disorder.

    Risk of Choking.

    Problems relating to a feeding device, such as a PEG, requiring skilled intervention.

    All nutritional requirements taken by artificial means requiring ongoing skilled professional

    intervention over a 24 hour period to ensure nutrition/hydration, for example I.V. fluids.

    Please provide below the reason(s) for your selection and describe the actual needs of the

    patient, including frequency, intensity and unpredictability.

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    27. Continence

    Please tick the description that most accurately describes the patients continence.

    Description Please Tick

    Continent of urine and faeces.

    Incontinence of urine managed through medication and regular toileting.

    Continence care requires supervision due to urinary catheters, double incontinence, chronic

    urinary tract infections and/or the management of constipation.

    Continence care is problematic and requires timely and skilled intervention, such as bladder

    wash outs and frequent re-catheterisation.

    Please provide below the reason(s) for your selection and describe the actual needs of the

    patient, including frequency, intensity and unpredictability.

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    28. Skin Condition

    Please tick the description that most accurately describes the patients skin condition.

    Description Please Tick

    No risk of pressure damage or skin condition.

    Risk of pressure damage and /or ulcers requiring intervention once a day or less.

    .

    Risk of pressure damage and /or ulcers requiring intervention several times a day.

    Pressure damage or open wounds not responding to treatment.

    Open wound(s), pressure ulcer(s) and /or multiple wounds not responding to treatment.

    Please provide below the reason(s) for your selection and describe the actual needs of the

    patient, including frequency, intensity and unpredictability.

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    29. Breathing

    Please tick the description that most accurately describes the patients breathing.

    Description Please Tick

    Normal breathing, no issues with shortness of breath.

    Shortness of breath requiring use of inhalers, which has no impact on daily living activities.

    Shortness of breath requiring use of inhalers, which limits some daily living activities.

    Breathlessness due to a condition not responding to treatment and limits all daily living activities

    Severe breathing difficulties at rest, in spite of maximum medical therapy

    Unable to breathe independently, requires invasive mechanical ventilation.

    Please provide below the reason(s) for your selection and describe the actual needs of the

    patient, including frequency, intensity and unpredictability.

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    30. Medication

    Please tick the description that most accurately describes the patients use of medication.

    Description Please Tick

    Symptoms are managed effectively and without any problems.

    Requires administration of medication but patient is compliant.

    Requires registered nurse or carer to administer medication

    Requires specially trained registered nurse to administer medication

    Recurrent pain which is not responding to treatment.

    Overwhelming pain despite all efforts to control pain effectively.

    Please provide below the reason(s) for your selection and describe the actual needs of the

    patient, including frequency, intensity and unpredictability.

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    31. Altered States of Consciousness

    Altered state of consciousness is any state where the sense perceptions are different than normal. This caninclude Transcient Ischemic Attacks (TIA's) , Epilepsy and Fainting.

    Please tick the description that most accurately describes the patients Altered States of Consciousness.

    Description Please Tick

    No evidence of altered states of consciousness (ASC).

    History of ASC but it is effectively managed and there is a low risk of harm.

    Occasional (monthly or less frequently) episodes of ASC that require the supervision of a

    carer or care worker to minimise the risk of harm.

    Frequent episodes of ASC that require the supervision of a carer or care worker to minimise

    the risk of harm.

    Please provide below the reason(s) for your selection and describe the actual needs of the

    patient, including frequency, intensity and unpredictability.

    32. Other significant care needs

    Please provide details of any other significant care needs.

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    Section D - Information about you (The applicant)

    33. Your Full Name

    F 34. Your Full Address

    35. Date of Birth

    36. Relationship with Patient

    37. Home Telephone Number

    38. Mobile Number

    39. Email address

    If the patient is Living please confirm you have legal responsibility by ticking theappropriate box below and sending a copy of the document.

    If the patient is deceased please go straight to Question 41.

    Lasting/Enduring Power of Attorney

    Court of Protection

    If the patient is Deceased please confirm that you are the executor or administrator of the deceased persons estate by ticking the appropriate box below and sending a copy of the document.

    Grant of Probate

    Last Will

    Letters of Administration

    Please Tick

    Please Tick

    40.

    41.

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    Declaration

    I DECLARE THAT THE INFORMATION I HAVE GIVEN IN ANSWER TO ALL THE QUESTIONS IN THIS QUESTIONNAIRE IS CORRECT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF.

    Signed

    Print name

    Date

    Or return by post to:

    Care Home Payments UKMirwell House Carrington Lane Sale Manchester M33 5NL

    If you have any queries, please contact us on: 0800 193 1965

    Or email us at:

    [email protected]

    To submit this form by email click below

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