Early Intervention	School Age	Page 1 of 3
School Name:
Student’s Name:	Date of Birth:	PA Secure ID	Service month/year:
Provider’s Name:	Title:	Provider’s Signature:	Date:
Diagnosis/Symptoms:	Medication:

Service	Treatment	Progress (Refer to keys below and on page 3 for an explanation on progress indicators and treatment codes)
Date	Start Time	End Time	Total Time	Service Type	Treatment Key	Individual or Group	Medication Dispensing	Progress Indicator Key	Initials	Daily Progress Note

Service Type
Progress Indicator Key
D- Direct Session

DM- Direct Session: Make-up Session
MN- Maintaining

RG- Regressing

PR- Progressing	MS- Mastering

IN- Inconsistent

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Student’s Name:	Date of Birth:	PA Secure ID	Service month/year:

Service	Treatment	Progress
Date	Start Time	End Time	Total Time	Service Type	Treatment Key	Individual or Group	Medication Dispensing	Progress Indicator Key	Initials	Daily Progress Note

Treatment Key:	Page 3 of 3

1	Direct	Diagnostic testing such as blood glucose testing, vital signs, etc.
2	Direct	Insertion and sterile irrigation of catheters.
3	Direct	Dressing and wound care.
4	Direct	Chest wall manipulation inhalation therapy, suctioning, postural drainage, etc.
5	Direct	Position and range of motion exercises.
6	Direct	Oral medication dispensing and complex medication administration such as injection, nasal, rectal, intravenous, etc.
7	Direct	Tracheotomy care, oxygen administration, ventilator care.
8	Direct	Administering enteral and intravenous total parenteral nutrition.
10	Direct	Medication Management, including observation for adverse reactions, educating the student about medications, contacts with physicians and family concerning tolerance, and adherence to medication regimen.
11	Direct	Medical/mental health education provided to students related to health status and treatment, For example, reaching a student self-catheterization or self-blood glucose testing, how to determine the amount of insulin needed, and giving self injections.
12	Direct	Monitoring the incidence and prevalence of designated health problems or medical conditions, e.g. seizure precautions or extreme lethargy.
13	Direct	Hands on assistance, cueing, or supervision of medical/mental health-related service. Activities may include catheterizations, suctioning, oxygen admin, and tube feedings.

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