Items 1 to 10: station and Veteran
Name and address of the VA station, date, the Veteran's name, date of birth, Social Security number, claim number, ward number, home address and religion.
10-2406
Recommendation for Release of Patient in Home Other Than Patient's Own
VA Form 10-2406 is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Recommendation for Release of Patient in Home Other Than Patient's Own, listed under VHA on VA's form page. Its subtitle calls it a Summary of Psychiatric, Medical and Social Data. It records information about a Veteran patient who is being recommended for release to a home other than the patient's own.
The two pages open with the VA station and the Veteran's identification, then three parts: Part I is to be completed by the ward physician, Part II by the Medical Administration and Part III by the Social Worker. The physician and the social worker sign in ink. It is a VA staff form, not something Veterans file, and neither the PDF nor VA's form page gives filing instructions.
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Name and address of the VA station, date, the Veteran's name, date of birth, Social Security number, claim number, ward number, home address and religion.

Reason for referral, diagnosis, description of the patient, whether the patient is medically considered able to handle own funds, legal status, supervision, medication and diet needed, and the physician's signature and date.

Guardian and nearest relative with addresses and relationship, the patient's source of income from VA compensation, pension, military retirement, insurance or other, whether aid and attendance has been awarded, and amounts of the institutional award, estate held at the hospital and amounts held elsewhere.

Branch of service, length of service, highest rank or grade, date of last discharge and a yes or no box for combat action.
Length of hospitalization before, during and since military service, type of hospitalization other than VA, and a brief employment history before and after discharge.
Attitudes toward the placement, activities, household tasks, associations, personal friends, special needs, the type of home and community desired, supervision required, desirable qualities and preferred age range of the person assuming responsibility, rural or urban area, and the social worker's signature and date.
Items 1 to 10 identify the VA station, the date and the Veteran.
Items 11 to 18 cover referral, diagnosis, description, funds, legal status, supervision, medication and diet. The physician signs Item 19 in ink and dates Item 20.
Items 21 to 34 record the guardian, nearest relative, sources of income and amounts held.
Items 35 to 39 at the top of page 2 record branch, length of service, rank or grade, last discharge date and combat action.
The social worker records history and readiness for placement, recommends a rural or urban area, and signs Item 58 in ink and dates Item 59.
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The form prints no mailing address, fax number or submission instructions, and VA's form page gives none.
The physician signs Item 19 and the social worker signs Item 58. The form says to sign each in ink.
The footer reads VA FORM MAY 2003 10-2406, matching the May 2003 revision date on VA's form page. The PDF prints no OMB control number.
Part I is to be completed by the ward physician, who signs Item 19 in ink and dates Item 20.
Part II is to be completed by the Medical Administration and covers the guardian, nearest relative and the patient's sources of income and funds.
Part III is to be completed by the Social Worker, who records hospital and employment history and the patient's readiness for placement, then signs Item 58 in ink and dates Item 59.
Items 1 to 3 name the VA station, its address and the date. Items 4 to 10 identify the Veteran, including the ward number.
The form has signature lines only for the physician and the social worker. It has no signature line for the Veteran.
The form assigns each part to a member of VA staff.
The agency’s own page for Form 10-2406.
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It is the Recommendation for Release of Patient in Home Other Than Patient's Own, a two page VHA form that its subtitle calls a Summary of Psychiatric, Medical and Social Data.
VA staff. The form says Part I is completed by the ward physician, Part II by the Medical Administration and Part III by the Social Worker.
The form has signature lines only for the physician, Item 19, and the social worker, Item 58. It has no signature line for the Veteran.
The reason for referral, diagnosis, a description of the patient, whether the patient is medically considered able to handle own funds, legal status, and the supervision, medication and diet needed.
Hospital and employment history and the patient's readiness for placement, including the type of home and community desired and whether placement in a rural or urban area is recommended.
The form prints no address or submission instructions, and VA's form page gives none.