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Please check all items in each category that describe your abilities and leave blank those items that do not apply to you. Dressing (How do you dress yourself) I can get my own clothing out of the closet / dresser. I can put my clothing on without assistance. I can put my shoes on without assistance. I can manage buttons and zippers without assistance. Comments: Bathing and grooming I can get in and out of tub/shower by myself I can bathe/shower independently I need assistance washing certain areas of the body (please specify what areas, e.g., feet, back, etc.) Comments: Which do you prefer? bath shower How many times a week do you have a full bath/shower? At what time do you prefer to bathe / shower? (e.g., morning, evening, etc.) Dining a. What time do you usually eat breakfast? b. What do you generally eat for breakfast? c. What time do you usually eat lunch? d. What time do you usually eat dinner? e. Which is your most substantial meal of the day? breakfast lunch dinner f. Do you have a good appetite? yes no g. Do you snack between meals? yes no h. What do you prefer as a snack? Morning Snack: Afternoon: Evening Bedtime Snack: i. Have you had a recent weight change? yes no If yes, please explain j. Do you like to cook? k. Do you prefer to eat: alone? with others? Page 1 of 5

Walking I can walk with no assistive devices (e.g., cane, walker, etc.) I can walk independently with cane walker other I can walk if someone is with me to ensure my safety I can walk short distances (less than 50 ft) without assistance with assistance I can walk long distances: without assistance with assistance I enjoy regular walks: without assistance with assistance I am independent with my wheelchair I need to be pushed in my wheelchair Comments: Daily Routine a. What time do you wish to get up in the morning? b. What time do you get dressed in the morning? c. Do you nap during the day? yes no If yes, what time? For how long? d. What time do you go to bed at night? e. Do you generally sleep through the night? If no, do you: wake to go to bathroom: How many times? f. Where do you sleep at night? bed chair sofa other (explain) g. In your present bedroom, is one side of your bed placed against the wall? yes no If yes, which side (as you are lying in the bed) is against the wall? left right h. Do you have someone come in during the day or night to assist with meal preparation, household chores, personal care, etc.? yes no If yes, who? With what types of things does this person assist you? Page 2 of 5

i. Which of the following do you do during a typical day? (please check all that apply) go out (shopping, visiting, etc.) watch T.V. read do crafts hobbies (please specify) other (please specify) j. Do you smoke? yes no If yes, how many cigarettes do you smoke per day? k. Do you enjoy a cocktail? yes no If yes, what time of day do you enjoy your drink? If yes, how often do you have a cocktail? per day per week Transferring I can get out of and into bed on my own. I can go from the bed to a chair and vice versa, with no assistance. I need assistance to get in and out of bed or a chair. I need total assistance with transfers (i.e., mechanical lift) Comments: Toileting I can toilet myself without assistance I need a raised toilet seat I can care for myself after toileting I am continent, but need assistance with hygiene. I am incontinent, but use protective pads and can change them myself I am incontinent, but need assistance with incontinent products. Pain Assessment a. Do you have any discomfort / pain? *Please note: if answering on behalf of the prospective resident due to his / her cognitive impairment, indicate nonverbal signs of pain, such as behavior changes, facial expressions, changes in mood, verbal cues that we should be aware of. Comments: Page 3 of 5

b. If you have pain, indicate location of pain: c. Is pain of such intensity that it limits your ability to be independent in your care? yes no d. When do you experience discomfort / pain? What do you do to alleviate the discomfort / pain? medication topical ointment hot/cold treatment other (explain) e. Is the treatment you use effective? To what degree: somewhat _moderate total relief f. If you do get relief from discomfort / pain, how long are you pain-free before requiring more treatment? Activities a. Do you actively participate in any community / church organizations? yes no If yes, please specify: b. Are there any activities in which you participate at least weekly? yes no If yes, please specify c. Do you prefer to (check all that apply) socialize in small groups? socialize in larger groups? pursue solitary activities? no preference? d. Do you belong to any particular church or synagogue? yes no e. Do you find strength in religion? yes no f. Do you vote in local, state, and national elections? yes no Medical Information a. Do you have any allergies to food or medications? yes no If yes, please explain: Page 4 of 5

b. Do you take your own medication? yes no c. Where do you keep your medications? Medicine Cabinet yes no Kitchen yes no d. When do you prefer to take your medications? With meals Before After meals e. How often do you take your medications? General Questions a. Do you mind having someone assist you with personal care (e.g., bathing, toileting, etc)? yes no b. Do you ever have difficulty finding your way around? your house your neighborhood c. Do you like animals? yes no If yes, what kind of animals do you like? d. Do you have any allergies to animals? yes no If yes, please explain: Name of person completing form: Relationship: Date: Page 5 of 5