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SCHOOLED SUPPLEMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES INFORMATION FOR PARENTS & STUDENTS Schooled Supplemental Health Services are being offered to any CCS student through a partnership of Columbus City Schools (CCS),

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How to fill out schoolbased supplemental health services:

1. Start by obtaining the necessary forms: Contact your child's school or the relevant education department to request the forms required to apply for schoolbased supplemental health services. This may include a health services application form or a specific form for the services you are seeking.
2. Read the instructions carefully: Once you have the forms, take the time to read through the instructions provided. Pay attention to any deadlines, required documents, or specific information that needs to be provided.
3. Provide personal information: Fill in the necessary personal information sections of the form, such as your child's name, date of birth, address, and contact details. Make sure to double-check the accuracy of this information before submitting the form.
4. Specify the type of health services needed: Indicate the specific health services your child requires. This may include services like medication administration, nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, or speech therapy.
5. Provide medical information: Fill out any sections requesting information about your child's medical condition, including any diagnoses, healthcare providers involved, and medications currently being taken. Be thorough and provide any necessary documentation, such as medical reports or prescriptions.
6. Include any relevant supporting documentation: If there are any supporting documents required, such as medical records, assessment reports, or proof of income, make sure to attach or submit them along with the application form. Follow the instructions provided to ensure proper submission.
7. Submit the completed form: Once you have filled out all the necessary sections and attached any required documentation, submit the completed form as instructed. This may involve mailing it to the specified address, submitting it electronically, or delivering it in person to the designated office.

Who needs schoolbased supplemental health services?

1. Students with chronic illnesses or medical conditions: Schoolbased supplemental health services are often intended for students who have chronic illnesses or medical conditions that require ongoing support during their school day. These services can help manage their health needs and ensure their safety and well-being while at school.
2. Students with disabilities or special needs: Individuals with disabilities or special needs may require additional health services to be provided at school. These services can include specialized therapies, assistance with medication administration, or personal care needs.
3. Students recovering from injuries or surgeries: In some cases, students may need temporary health services at school while recovering from injuries or surgeries. These services can help facilitate their recovery and ensure they can still participate in educational activities while receiving the necessary medical support.
4. Students who need accommodations for specific health conditions: Some students may require accommodations or modifications within the school setting due to specific health conditions. Schoolbased supplemental health services can help provide these accommodations, such as modified physical education activities or dietary restrictions.
5. Students who require specialized treatments or interventions: Certain students may need specialized treatments or interventions during the school day. This can include procedures like tube feedings, catheterization, or wound care. Schoolbased supplemental health services can ensure these treatments are properly managed and administered.

It's important to note that eligibility and availability of schoolbased supplemental health services may vary depending on individual circumstances, location, and school district policies. It is recommended to consult with your child's school or relevant education department for specific information and guidance regarding the provision of these services.

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What is schoolbased supplemental health services?

Schoolbased supplemental health services are additional health services provided to students in a school setting.

Who is required to file schoolbased supplemental health services?

Schools or school districts are required to file schoolbased supplemental health services.

How to fill out schoolbased supplemental health services?

Schools need to collect and report information on the health services provided to students.

What is the purpose of schoolbased supplemental health services?

The purpose of schoolbased supplemental health services is to ensure that students have access to necessary health services while at school.

What information must be reported on schoolbased supplemental health services?

Information such as the type of health services provided, number of students receiving services, and any referrals made for further care must be reported.