Worksheets, Forms, and Guides

Pediatric Growth Charts
Monitoring physical growth is fundamental to pediatric health care delivery. This information will support your efforts to provide the best care to children.

Fracture Risk Assessment Tool
This tool has been developed by the World Health Organization (WHO) to evaluate fracture risk of patients. Use the "Calculation Tool" found in the drop-down menu located at the top of the page. Note: You will be able to choose one of four U.S. tools, including specialized tools for patients of Caucasian, African American, Hispanic, and Asian ethnicities.

Resources for Primary Care Physicians

The following tools were designed to give primary care physicians additional information and resources when discussing alcohol use, depression, and smoking cessation with their patients.

This form is intended to give physicians the opportunity to communicate vital information about patients between behavioral health practitioners and medical practitioners.

Behavioral Health Overview Guides

The following overview guides and tip sheets offer network providers resources that support clinical practice consistent with nationally recognized standards of care. Individual clinical decisions should be tailored to specific patient medical and psychosocial needs. You can download these guides as a reference. You can also request a printed copy of these documents by contacting our provider supply line at 1-800-858-4728.

Magellan’s Behavioral Health Disorders Toolkit contains descriptions of common behavioral health concerns (including substance use), user-friendly screening tools, patient handouts, provider tip sheets, informational materials and more. Organized by category, this online toolkit is designed to give medical practitioners the resources needed to identify potential behavioral health concerns and assist in making behavioral health referrals.

Essential Tools for Atypical Antipsychotics Monitoring
These tools were developed by Magellan Health Services to assist providers who prescribe atypical antipsychotic medications to their patients.

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