TX HHS Form 3091. HCBS-AMH Comprehensive Nursing Assessment

The TX HHS Form 3091, HCBS-AMH Comprehensive Nursing Assessment, is a crucial tool for healthcare professionals to comprehensively evaluate the physical and mental health of individuals receiving Adult Mental Health (AMH) services. This form helps identify the individual's presenting problem, psychiatric diagnoses, medical diagnoses, and major medical/surgical history, ensuring that their unique needs are addressed.

The comprehensive assessment is typically performed by a registered nurse (RN) and requires specific information, including the individual's name, date of birth, marital status, education level, and language spoken. The form also asks about the individual's health care team, natural supports relationships, and telephone number. Additionally, it covers the chief complaint, presenting problem, psychiatric diagnoses, medical diagnoses, and major medical/surgical history.

This form is essential for healthcare providers to develop personalized care plans that meet the unique needs of individuals receiving HCBS-AMH services. By completing this comprehensive assessment, healthcare professionals can identify potential health risks, provide targeted interventions, and improve overall health outcomes. Key features of this form include:

• Comprehensive evaluation of physical and mental health
• Identification of presenting problem and psychiatric diagnoses
• Documentation of medical history and major medical/surgical events
• Necessity for a registered nurse (RN) to perform the assessment