Curative
This is the year Curative Care first opened.
What is 1919?
May 12, 1919
By this age most infants can sit without support.
What is 6 months?
This federal indicator is related to timely IFSP's.
What is indicator 7?
What is 48 hours?
This must be in the chart before an evaluation can occur?
What are Doctors Orders?
She is known as the founder of Curative.
Who is Elizabeth Upham Davis?
(and the Junior League of Milwaukee)
This is typically a baby's first recognizable word, often spoken between 10-14 months.
What is "mama" or "dada"?
This indicator looks at families' ability to effectively communicate their children's needs.
What is Indicator 4?
This is the number of attempts that should be made before an 11 day, no contact discharge.
What is 2-3?
This is the number of expected visits in a 40 hour work week.
What is 30?
These are the five service lines at Curative.
What is 1. B23, 2. Outpatient Therapy, 3. Adult day, 4. CLTS, 5. Commercial Services?
Around age 2, toddlers often begin asserting independence with this one-word response to nearly everything
What is "no"?
This Federal indicator requires timely notification to the local school district (LEA) before a toddler turns 3 years old.
What is indicator 8?
Voicemails, Extra travel time, no shows are all examples of what
What is non billable time?
This outcome refers to acquisition and use of knowledge and skills
What is outcome #2?
This is the year Curative moved to 92nd street.
What is 1976?
This term is used for a toddler playing alongside other children without directly interacting with them.
What is parallel play?
This federal indicator with a target of 100% refers to timely services.
What is Indicator 1?
This many intake documents are signed at the initial appointment.
What is 6?
Bonus points if you can name them.
The evaluation was completed Aug 1st, the third POC is due on this date.
What is May1st?
These spots are forbidden to park in when at Curative
What is the curb and marked patient spots.
This is a toddler's growing ability to manage emotional reactions like frustration or anger
What is self regulation?
This Federal Indicator measures child progress across social-emotional skills, acquiring knowledge, and taking action to meet needs.
What is indicator 3?
This document is filled out quarterly when a child is discussed in zone
What is the IFSR (individual family staffing report)?
These 6 things must be in all visit progress notes
What is ...
1. Where you were 2. Who was there
3. Parents concerns 4. Skilled therapy
5. Coaching provided 6. Parents response