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An ISP meeting was held on October 20, 2015 for Robbie at Houston County Association for Exceptional Citizens in Warner Robins, Georgia. All in attendance at the meeting was Robbie Chambless (Individual), Allen Glaser (Uncle), Rosemary Wright (Home Manager), Lester Ward (Social Worker) and Lashonda Turner (Support Coordinator/Facilitator). Robert was in a good mood. He was upbeat as he verbally expressed his desires for the future during the meeting. He was a little unresponsive to questions at times however when asked a question his verbalized his response with no problem. The team discussed Roberts current services and the supports he needs. Robbie still requires alot of reminders, and verbal prompts to complete everday task, to follow …show more content…

Robbie and the team reviewed his HRST. According to the HRST, Robbie's medical diagnosis are exostosis of the medial malleolus, hypothyroidism, benign hand tremors, allergies and hypercholesteren. Robbie is under physician care for all diagnosis. He is currently prescribed four medications. Robbie's HRST needs to be updated to reflect correct medication dosage. As of 09.14.2015, Robbie's Levothyroxine Sodium (Synthroid) medication was increased to .88mcg. The changes need to be reflected on the HRST. The provider has been notified. The team reviewed all HRST considerations: Robbies current training considerations are in the area of nutrition and professional health care services. Traning considerations in the area of nutrition are to identify and document procedures for beginning and maintaining …show more content…

The team discussed the supports needed in the area of nutrition and the factors that impact Robbie's nutritional status. Robbie is currently diagnosed with hypothroidism and hypercholesteren which are direct results of poor nutrition. The team and Robbie discussed improving his health and weight through diet and exercise. The team discussed the possibility of increasing Robbie's physical activity as well as improving his nutrition. The team discussed some healthy food alternatives that will be effective in lowering his low density lipoprotein cholesterol on a dialy bases. The team has agreed these healthy choices will be monitored by staff several times a

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