Resources - Dr. Lennie Lynn Malang in Lakewood, WA

PATIENT FORMS

Parent Vanderbilt (ADHD)

Teacher Vanderbilt (ADHD)

Parent Follow Up Vanderbilt (ADHD)

Teacher Follow Up Vanderbilt (ADHD)

Asthma Control 4-11 year old

Asthma Control 12+ year old

MCHAT (at 18 and 24 months visit)

Sports Physical Form

Anxiety Evaluation for Child

Anxiety Evaluation for Parent

Post Partum Depression Screen (at 2 weeks, 2,4, and 6 months visit)

PHQ Depression Screen (at 12-18 year annual physical)

Epipen School Form

Asthma Medication for School Form

Medication for School Form

Pierce County School Health Report Form

Return to School after Concussion Form

Child and Youth Services Health Assessment/Sports Physical (CYS)

Preoperative Clearance (Surgeries, Dental Procedures)

WIC forms for Infants (Birth to 12 months)

WIC forms for Children (1-5 year olds)

If you just moved to Washington and would like some fun tips on what, when, and where to go with you kiddos, check these links:

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL

If you plan to travel to abroad and believe your child will need immunizations or other medication (anti-malaria, etc.), it is best to schedule an appointment 4 to 6 weeks prior to your departure.

Check what vaccines or medicines you need for your next trip:

CDC Travel Health Advisory

VACCINES

It is strongly recommend infants and children receive their vaccines on the following schedule. The vaccines are timed in order to protect your child when he or she is most vulnerable and when they will be most effective. Vaccines do not cause autism nor will they "overwhelm" your child's immune system. The American Academy of Pediatrics and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has excellent websites that can answer any questions you have. Vaccines protect your child against life threatening disease.