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What’s Included
1. Home Health SN Visit Documentation Mini Checklist
A quick review to help confirm that your skilled nursing note reflects important elements of the visit.
2. Patient/PCG Teaching Follow-Through Mini Checklist
A practical review of individualized teaching, understanding, reinforcement, and follow-through.
3. When to Notify PCP/Provider vs Call 911: Home Health Quick Reference
A general escalation reference for new, worsening, or concerning findings during a home health skilled nursing visit.
4. Home Health Skilled Visit End-of-Visit Review Sheet
A final review of important clinical, teaching, safety, communication, medication, supply, and follow-up needs before leaving the home.
Prefer Individual Files?
Download Documentation Mini Checklist
Download Teaching Follow-Through Checklist
Download PCP/Provider vs Call 911 Quick Reference
Download End-of-Visit Review Sheet
Keep the Starter Pack Handy
These tools are designed as quick-reference resources you can return to during home health practice. You will also receive an email with access to this Starter Pack so you can find it again later.
Looking for More Home Health Nursing Resources?
The Premium Library provides more detailed home health nursing tools, including patient teaching resources, PCG checklists, nurse quick charting sheets, documentation support, condition-specific teaching packs, and downloadable clinical resources.
Premium Library membership is $9/month.
Important Use Note
The Free Home Health Nurse Starter Pack is provided for general educational purposes. Resources must be individualized to patient condition, assessment findings, provider orders, medication profile, plan of care, services actually provided, patient and PCG response, agency policies and procedures, payer requirements, applicable laws and regulations, and skilled nursing judgment.
These resources do not replace provider orders, patient-specific instructions, agency requirements, emergency protocols, professional standards, or applicable regulatory and payer guidance.