Disability Care Plan
Disability Care Plan
Written by: [Your Name]
Date: [Date]
I. Client Information
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Client Name |
[Client's Name] |
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Date of Birth |
[Date of Birth] |
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[Client's Email] |
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Contact Information |
[Client's Contact Number] |
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Address |
[Client's Address] |
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Emergency Contact |
[Client's Contact Person] |
II. Medical History
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Diagnosis: Type 2 Diabetes
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Date of Diagnosis: [Date]
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Primary Physician: [Your Name]
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Medication: Metformin, Dosage: 500mg, Frequency: Twice daily
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Specialists Involved:
Endocrinologist - Dr. Michael Patel, Nutritionist - Karen Wong
III. Support Needs
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Physical Support: Assistance is provided for challenges with movement because of neuropathy affecting the legs.
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Emotional Support: Regular check-ins with a therapist to manage anxiety related to the diagnosis.
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Cognitive Support: Memory aids for tracking blood sugar levels and medication schedules.
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Communication Support: Clear instructions and visual aids for a better understanding of medical information.
IV. Goals
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Short-term Goals |
Maintain blood sugar levels within the target range, Attend all scheduled appointments |
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Medium-term Goals |
Lose 10 pounds through dietary changes and exercise, Learn carbohydrate counting |
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Long-term Goals |
Achieve HbA1c below 7%, Establish a sustainable lifestyle to manage diabetes effectively |
V. Care Plan
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Daily Routine:
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Breakfast |
Metformin |
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Lunch |
Balanced meal with low glycemic index |
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Dinner |
Metformin |
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Evening |
Light exercise or walk |
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Medication Management: Take Metformin with meals at 8 AM and 6 PM daily.
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Therapies/Interventions: Regular blood sugar monitoring, Education sessions with a nutritionist, and Physical therapy for neuropathy management.
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Nutritional Needs: Low-carbohydrate diet focusing on whole foods, Limit sugar intake, Increase fiber consumption.
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Recreational Activities: Swimming twice a week, Gardening for relaxation, Weekly yoga classes.
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Emergency Procedures: Keep emergency contact numbers handy, Educate family members on recognizing signs of hypoglycemia and what to do in emergencies.
VI. Additional Notes
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Notes |
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