OCFS-LDSS-4433 (Rev. 5/2014) FRONT

NEW YORK STATE

OFFICE OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES

CHILD IN CARE MEDICAL STATEMENT

To Be Completed By Licensed Physician, Physician’s Assistant or Nurse Practitioner

Name of Child:

Date of Birth:

Date of Examination:

Immunizations required for entry into day care

Medical Exemption The physical condition of the named child is such that one or more of the immunizations would endanger life or health. Attach certification specifying the exempt immunization(s).	Yes No
Diphtheria, Tetanus and Pertussis (DPT) Diphtheria and Tetanus and acellular Pertussis (DTaP)	1st Date

2nd Date

3rd Date

4th Date

5th Date

Polio (IPV or OPV)	1st Date

2nd Date

3rd Date

4th Date

Haemophilus influenzae type B (Hib)	1st Date

2nd Date

3rd Date

4th Date OR 1st Date (if given on or after 15 months of age)

Pnuemococcal Conjugate (PCV) for those born on or after 1/1/08)	1st Date

2nd Date

3rd Date

4th Date

Hepatitis B	1st Date

2nd Date

3rd Date

Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR)	1st Date

2nd Date

Varicella (also known as Chicken Pox)	1st Date

2nd Date

Other Immunizations may include the recommended vaccines of Rotavirus, Influenza and Hepatitis A

Type of Immunization:

Date:

Type of Immunization:

Date:

Type of Immunization:

Date:

Type of Immunization:

Date:

Type of Immunization:

Date:

Type of Immunization:

Date:

Tests

Tuberculin Test Date:	/ /	Mantoux Results:	Positive Negative	mm
TB Tests are at the physician’s discretion. Acceptable tests include Mantoux or other federally approved test.
If positive, or if x-ray ordered, attach physician’s statement documenting treatment and follow-up.
Lead Screening Date:	/ /
Attach lead level statement
Lead Screening (Include All Dates and Results)
1 year	/ /	Result:	mcg/dL	Venous	Capillary
2 years	/ /	Result:	mcg/dL	Venous	Capillary
Most recent date of lead screening (if different from above):
/ /	Result:	mcg/dL	Venous	Capillary
Per NYS law, a blood lead test is required at 1 and 2 years of age and whenever risk of lead poisoning is likely. If the child has not been tested for lead, the day care provider may not exclude the child from child day care, but must give the parent information on lead poisoning and prevention, and refer the parent to their health care provider or the county health department for a lead blood screening test.
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OCFS-LDSS-4433 (Rev.5/2014) REVERSE

CHILD IN CARE MEDICAL STATEMENT (continued)

Health Specifics	Comments

Are there allergies? (Specify)	Yes No
Is medication regularly taken?

(Specify drug and condition)	Yes No
Is a special diet required?

(Specify diet and condition)

Yes No
Are there any hearing, visual or dental conditions requiring special attention?	Yes No
Are there any medical or developmental conditions requiring special attention?	Yes No
Summary of Physical Exam

Include special recommendations to child day care providers

On the basis of my findings as indicated above and on my knowledge of the named child, I find that: he/she is free from contagious and communicable disease and is able to participate in child day care.	Yes No

Signature of Examiner
Address
Please Print Name
City, State, Zip
( )
Title
Phone
Date

Religious Exemptions
Public Health law Section 2164 allows a child to be religiously exempted from immunization. A written and signed statement from a parent, parents or guardian of the child stating that they object of the immunization of their child due to their sincere and genuine religious beliefs should be submitted to the day care owner, operator or administrator who shall determine whether the statement of religious belief is acceptable.

2014-03-25