PATIENT FORMS

Below are downloadable forms our patients. Any diet information contained on our website is ONLY to be implemented under the direct supervision of Linda Nathanson-Lippitt, M.D. This information is ONLY for existing patient's of Children's Habilitation Center, PC / Linda Nathanson-Lippitt, M.D., any other use is not authorized and we take no responsibility for any implementation of this diet for patient's not under the direct instruction of Dr. Linda Nathanson-Lippitt.

• Notice of Privacy Practices
• Acknowledgement of Privacy Practices

• Autism Treatment Evaluation Checklist (ATEC)

Parents, please go to www.ARI-ATEC.com, complete the form and print to bring with you to your next appointment.

• New Patient Letter
• Patient Information Sheet
• Follow-Up Form
• Release of Medical Records



• Request To Restrict Use Or Disclosure Of Protected Health Information
• 2011-2012 Fee Schedule
• Tips for maximizing your insurance reimbursement
• Preparing for a Vaccination



• YOGA BREATHING EXERCISE
• COMPOUNDING PHARMACIES
• Camps and Summer Programs
• Information about Hypnosis for Parents



• Signs Of Stress In Infants
• Developmental Milestones: Age range: 0-2 months
• Developmental Milestones: Age range: 2-4 months
• Developmental Milestones: Age range: 6-8 months
• Developmental Milestones: Age range: 8-10 months
• Developmental Milestones: Age range: 15-18 months
• Developmental Milestones: Age range: 18-21 months



• 30 Second Teacher Check



• Gerstmann Syndrome - What is it?
• Gerstmann syndrome
• Gerstmann syndrome -2
• Gerstmann syndrome -3

B-12 Section

• Instructions / Guide for Giving Methylcobalamin Injections
• PARENT DESIGNED REPORT FORM AND PARENT SPECIFICS DOCUMENTATION LETTER FOR METHYL-B12 THERAPY

Diet

• INTESTINAL DYSBIOSIS / YEAST PROTOCOL
• Yeast Elimination Diet
• Infrared Sauna : Another Detoxification Tool
• Nourishinghope.com

Prices are subject to change without notice.

• Supplements with no fees
• Book Pricing
  

Generic Drugs

Although many generic drugs work just as well as the proprietary drugs, the bioavailability may be different. Therefore, if you are given a generic drug for the first time or if you are given a generic by a different manufacturer for the first time, it is important to be alert to changes in your child’s response to the medication. This could either be under-medication, such as a resumption of symptoms that had been controlled or over-medication where your child appears more sedated or more irritable. Very often this means altering the dose of medication and Dr. Nathanson-Lippitt should be called with this concern. Often, once the new appropriate dose is ascertained, there will be good stability as long as the medication comes from the same manufacturer. There are some generics that do not work well. We have had particular trouble with TEVA’S Lamictal and Wellbutrin and these should not be accepted.