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A notice to inform the Department of Children & Families about the discharge or change in status of a patient, including details on discharge, temporary absence, and readmission.

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How to fill out Client Discharge/Change Notice

1. Obtain the Client Discharge/Change Notice form from the appropriate source.
2. Fill in the client's full name at the top of the form.
3. Indicate the client's identification number, if applicable.
4. Specify the date of discharge or change.
5. Provide the reason for the discharge or change in the designated section.
6. Include any relevant information regarding the client's follow-up care or next steps.
7. Sign and date the form as the authorized person completing the notice.
8. Ensure all necessary parties receive a copy of the form, including the client.

Who needs Client Discharge/Change Notice?

1. Service providers who are discharging a client from their program.
2. Case managers who need to document a change in a client's status.
3. Healthcare professionals responsible for client care transitions.
4. Administrative staff handling client records and documentation.

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What is Client Discharge/Change Notice?

The Client Discharge/Change Notice is a formal document used to notify relevant stakeholders of a client's discharge from a facility or a change in their status, such as a transfer or modification of their care plan.

Who is required to file Client Discharge/Change Notice?

Typically, healthcare providers, case managers, or facility administrators are required to file the Client Discharge/Change Notice whenever a client is discharged or experiences a significant change in their care status.

How to fill out Client Discharge/Change Notice?

To fill out the Client Discharge/Change Notice, one should provide the client's identification details, the reason for discharge or change, the date of the event, and any follow-up care instructions or referrals.

What is the purpose of Client Discharge/Change Notice?

The purpose of the Client Discharge/Change Notice is to ensure proper communication regarding the client's status, facilitate continuity of care, and document important information for legal and administrative purposes.

What information must be reported on Client Discharge/Change Notice?

The information that must be reported includes the client's name, identification number, date of discharge or change, the reason for discharge or change, and details about follow-up care or referrals.