CLIENT PROFILE INFORMATION
THE VASS PROGRAM IS MADE POSSIBLE BY GENEROUS DONATIONS FROM INDIVIDUALS,
LOCAL BUSINESSES, CORPORATIONS AND THE COMMITTED SUPPORT OF OUR VOLUNTEERS.


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  GENERAL INFORMATION
Participants Name
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Describe Your Diagnosis/Disability
Parent/Caregiver Name
(if applicable)
Date of Birth
Sex
Age
Height
Weight
  *DUE TO MANUFACTURE SAFETY STANDARDS ADAPTIVE
EQUIPMENT HAS WEIGHT LIMITATIONS
Which program are
you interested in?
Address
City & State
Zip
Home Phone
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Work Phone
Local Phone
E-mail
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Emergency Phone
Emergency Contact/Relation
 
MEDICAL INFORMATION:
Primary Physician
Physician Phone
  MOBILITY
Independent:
Assistance required:
GENERAL PHYSICAL CONDITION
Select One
 
Past Surgical Procedures

Medications
(dosage, frequency
& reason for medication):

Please list any allergies
Seizures
If yes, controlled with medications
If yes, please list medication
Type of Seizures
Date & Length of Last Seizure
 
Describe Your SWIMMING Ability
Describe Your Past
Canoe/Kayak Experiences:
For Horseback Riding:
Describe Your Riding Ability/Experiences:
MOTOR STATUS
Please select any difficulties with the following:
MUSCLE TONE
LOSS OF SENSATION
DECREASE OF STRENGTH
LIMBS
SPASTICITY
BALANCE
CIRCULATION IN RANGE OF MOTION
(The ability to flex trunk, extremities, and rotate head)
Misc Info
SECONDARY PROBLEMS
Diabetes
Vision Loss
Hearing Loss
Hearing Aid:
Bladder Management: Self-Catheterization
- Leg Bag:
- Other
Do you suffer from chronic pain?
If YES, list area affected:
How is your endurance?
Does it decrease with activity?
GENERAL ATTITUDE & BEHAVIOR:
1. NORMAL: NO PROBLEMS
2. MILD PROBLEMS:
INTERFERES SOMETIMES
3. MODERATE PROBLEM:
INTERFERES FREQUENTLY
4. SEVERE PROBLEM:
INTERFERES CONSTANTLY
COMMUNICATION & PROCESSING:
Distractibility
Confusion
Problem Solving
Recall / Memory
Dyslexia
Disorientation
Ability to Follow Directions
BEHAVIORAL & GENERAL ATTITUDES:
Self Esteem
Self Control
Motivation
Goals
Anxiety
Frustration Tolerance
Anger
Temper
Impulsiveness
Self pity
Spatial Disorientation
Slowness of Speech
Ability to Self-Correct
Hostility
Follow Directions
Slowness of Cognitive
ACTIVITIES & SPORTS INVOLVEMENT:
Swimming
Weights
Running
Soccer
Sailing
Climbing
Basketball
Tennis
Archery
Biking
Water Skiing
Walking
Gymnastics
Rollerblading
Ice skating
Other
 
How did you learn
about our program?
 
Previous ski/snowboard experience
Did you ski prior to your accident?
Select one
Approximate number of times
Type
Your goals regarding the ski season
Sit Down Skiers

If you have never skied before and are a potential sit-down skier, please read the paragraph below and answer the questions that follow.
To get up the hill, all skiers use the chairlift. As a sit-down skier, you will ride the lift in your mono, bi or sit down ski and will, with assistance, unload the lift by dropping down as much as 3 feet into the loading ramp. In this unloading process, your hips and back must be able to sustain the jolt or jarring that will occur. Also, in learning to sit-ski you will be taught how to rollover on your side and shoulders as a method of stopping. To do this you will be moving and will make the equipment "tip over". In this case, your arms, shoulders and back must be able to sustain the jolting or jarring that will occur. If you think either unloading or tipping onto your sides may cause you pain or injury, please consult with your doctor before attempting to mono, bi or sit ski and bring a doctor's written release with you.
 
Will rolling sideways onto your shoulders cause pain or injury to your back or shoulders, or cause dizziness?
Using arm strength, can you push your own wheelchair independently?
Within the past six months, have you had any injury to, or surgery on your back, spinal cord or hips?
Do you wear a back brace?
If yes, describe brace
Do you have Harrington Rods?
If yes, lengths of time you've had them
Is there any reason to be concerned about the safety of our staff, volunteers, or other clients due to this client?
 
Any other important information that has not been mentioned:
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