In addition to all the required paperwork, we ask that you also bring for your loved one:

A complete change of clothing (pants, shirt, underwear, socks, etc.) that can be left at the center for emergencies.

Any type of protective garment your loved one may use.

Social Security, Medicare, V.A., and/or insurance cards (any that you would present upon hospital admission) of which we will make a copy and keep on file.

Any legal document that you would present upon hospital admission – Power of Attorney, Healthcare Power of Attorney, Living Will, specific “Do Not Resuscitate” order. We will make copies of these as well.

If we are to give any prescription or nonprescription medications during the day, we require that the medicines be in their original containers.

Pharmacies are very willing to give a second bottle with the prescription on it if you only ask.

If the potential participant has medical assistance, they must have a level of care from Telligen to attend Medical Daycare. To obtain this qualification, there are two courses of action:

If the potential participant is currently in a hospital and nursing home, a 3871 assessment with a 99.9 procedure code needs to be completed and submitted to Telligen.

If the potential participant is not in a hospital or nursing home the assessment can be completed through the AERS (Adult Evaluation and Review Services, a Maryland Medicaid program).