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Pain Treatment with Opioid Medications: Patient Agreement*
I,
, understand and voluntarily agree that
(initial each statement after reviewing):
I will keep (and be on time for) all my scheduled appointments with the doctor and other
members of the treatment team.
I will participate in all other types of treatment that I am asked to participate in.
I will keep the medicine safe, secure and out of the reach of children. If the medicine is
lost or stolen, I understand it will not be replaced until my next appointment, and may not be
replaced at all.
I will take my medication as instructed and not change the way I take it without first
talking to the doctor or other member of the treatment team.
I will not call between appointments, or at night or on the weekends looking for refills. I
understand that prescriptions will be filled only during scheduled office visits with the treatment
team.
I will make sure I have an appointment for refills. If I am having trouble making an
appointment, I will tell a member of the treatment team immediately.
I will treat the staff at the office respectfully at all times. I understand that if I am
disrespectful to staff or disrupt the care of other patients my treatment will be stopped.
I will not sell this medicine or share it with others. I understand that if I do, my treatment
will be stopped.
I will sign a release form to let the doctor speak to all other doctors or providers that I
see.
I will tell the doctor all other medicines that I take, and let him/her know right away if I
have a prescription for a new medicine.
I will use only one pharmacy to get all on my medicines:
Pharmacy name/phone#
I will not get any opioid pain medicines or other medicines that can be addictive such as
benzodiazepines (klonopin, xanax, valium) or stimulants (ritalin, amphetamine) without telling a
member of the treatment team before I fill that prescription. I understand that the only exception
to this is if I need pain medicine for an emergency at night or on the weekends.
*Adapted from the American Academy of Pain Medicine

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