Summer Camp Medical Forms
ALL Medical Forms must be submitted to Mr. Reidler or Mr. Miller no later than 6 July for Summer Camp. The camp insists that all forms be received at least two weeks prior to arriving in camp.
- BSA Medical Form
- Bring two printed copies of your completed and signed BSA Medical Form to a Troop Meeting and give to Mr. Reidler or Mr Miller. You can also email a pdf version to Mr Reidler.
- Camp Form Requires Doctor Signature for Rescue Inhalers and
Epipens
- This camp has a special form for bringing Rescue Inhalers and Epipens to camp. According to their leader's guide: "Emergency Medication Plan The State of Maine requires that All Campers that are going to carry a rescue inhaler or Epipens, provide the camp with an Emergency Medication Plan. Additionally, each camper must have their parent’s and physician’s approval to carry the inhaler and indicate that the camper is able to use the inhaler. At the time of check in, the camp health staff must also evaluate the camper’s ability to use the inhaler. Please be sure to complete the Emergency Medication Plan with the physician and send it to camp with the health form. A copy of their school asthma plan will be acceptable as well."
- Medications Forms for Summer Camp
- This form needs to be completed for each medication Scouts bring
to summer camp. Please place medications in a resealable bag with
the scout's name printed in large letters on the bag. Place a
completed Troop Medication Form in the plastic bag. Please complete
this form neatly to provide clear instruction to us. The
Medication’s Leader will keep track of and administer all
medications as directed. The medicine must be in the original
prescription container with the doctor’s name on the label.
- Important Summer Camp announcement regarding food allergies and
special diet requirements.
- The Troop must notify the Summer Camp in advance of our arrival of all food allergies and any special diet requests (including vegetarian requests). The Summer Camp will attempt to accommodate special diet requests for religious or health reasons.
- The Summer Camp indicates that the Dining Hall is a peanut free zone, however, the Camp still needs to know of any and all food allergies of any camper (scout or adult) prior to arrival.
- Further, while the Dining Hall is peanut free, the Camp is not.
- The Trading Post and many Troops (including ours) may have peanuts.
- Please e-mail all known food allergies, special diet requests and any questions/concerns to Ken Krach at kkrach@mtb.com as soon as possible and in no event later than June 24, 2017.
- If Ken does not send you a response indicating “Received and Acknowledged” (or words to that effect), please follow up with him.