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Enrollment Form
Thank you for your interest in partnering with Premier Nurse Delegation. Please complete all sections below.
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Adult family home information
Tell us about your home. Fields marked * are required.
Primary AFH provider
2nd contact person (optional)
How did you hear about us?
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Client information
Only list clients who need nurse delegation. You can add up to 6 clients.
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Client 1
If transferring from another facility, please provide name and phone number.
State / Medicaid — case manager info
Medication list
PDF, JPG, PNG accepted. Max 10MB.
Private pay — additional required
Required for all private-pay clients. Resident and POA must be aware of nurse delegation services and fees.
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Caregivers to be delegated
Add each caregiver who will be performing delegated nursing tasks. Upload documents will change based on credential type.
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Caregiver 1
CNA Required documents
HCA-C Required documents
NAR Required documents
Authorization & signature
By completing the fields below, you confirm that all information provided in this enrollment form is accurate and that you are authorized to enroll this adult family home with Premier Nurse Delegation. Typing your full name serves as your electronic signature.
AFH provider name
Electronic signature
Date of submission
Does this client need nurse delegation?
Nurse delegation is required when the caregiver must perform the last step of medication administration — meaning the caregiver is the one who gets the medication where it needs to go.
Oral medications The caregiver has to place the medication into the client's mouth. The client cannot do this step themselves.
Topical medications The caregiver applies the cream, ointment, patch, or powder directly to the client's skin.
Nasal spray or inhaler The caregiver pushes the canister down to release the medication into the client's nose or airway.
Eye / ear drops The caregiver administers the drops directly into the client's eye or ear.
Blood sugar monitoring or insulin The caregiver punctures the skin for glucose testing or injects insulin subcutaneously.
Client has dementia or cognitive impairment The client is unaware they are taking medication, or does not know how or when to ask for their as-needed medications.

No delegation needed if: the client can perform the last step themselves and is aware they are taking medication. Examples: reminding a client to take their pills, handing them a cup of water, or crushing a pill the client then swallows on their own.
Please fax or email all supporting documents if you are unable to upload them.
Fax: (206) 299-9808  ·  Email: team@premiernursedelegation.com