Form H1836-B at a glance
What it is: This is the Medical Release or Physician's Statement: the applicant is requesting an exemption from participating in the employment services program because they are needed in the home due to a disabling illness or injury.
A filled-in Form H1836-B example: the patient authorizes the release

How to fill out Form H1836-B, box by box
Tap a group of boxes to open it, and a picture to see it full size.
Section 1 - To Be Completed By Staff
Part A - Caring For a Disabled Family Member

Fill Part A - Caring For a Disabled Family Member.
Complete parts A and B below. After you complete the form, you may give it to the person or mail it to HHSC at the address in Section 1.
Mark one of the following for to what extent the caregiver can work or participate in activities to prepare for work: 1. The caregiver can work, or participate in activities to prepare for work outside or inside of their home, full time.
2. (a) The caregiver can work or participate in activities to prepare for work outside of their home, part time at hours per week. (b) The caregiver can work or participate in activities to prepare for work inside of their home, part time at hours per week.
3. The caregiver cannot work or participate in activities. If you check this box, indicate which of the following applies: (a) The disability is permanent. (b) The disability is not permanent and is expected to last more than 6 months. (c) The disability is not permanent and is expected to last 6 months or less.
Provide more detail, if necessary.
Part B - Diagnosis

Under Part B - Diagnosis, write the Primary Disabling Diagnosis, the Secondary Disabling Diagnosis and Comments.
The physician writes the Office Street Address or P.O. Box, City, State and ZIP Code and the Office Area Code and Phone No., then fills in the Typed or Printed Name of Physician, signs the Signature of Physician, and writes the Date and License No.
More rules for Form H1836-B
The second page is Form H1836-B, Page / 6-2025.
Sources
[1] Form H1836-B, Medical Release or Physician's Statement (the Official source link on this page).


