Patient presents with a history of subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH), confirmed by previous imaging (specify type and date of imaging, e.g., CT angiography on MM/DD/YYYY).  The initial bleed was attributed to (specify etiology, e.g., ruptured aneurysm, arteriovenous malformation, trauma, perimesencephalic SAH) and occurred on MM/DD/YYYY.  Current symptoms include (document presenting symptoms, e.g., headache, residual neurological deficits, cognitive impairment, seizures, hydrocephalus).  Neurological examination reveals (describe findings, e.g., cranial nerve function, motor strength, sensory exam, reflexes, coordination, gait).  Current medications include (list all medications, including those related to SAH management, e.g., anticonvulsants, calcium channel blockers, nimodipine, pain management).  Assessment includes chronic subarachnoid hemorrhage sequelae with (specify current impact on function, e.g., persistent headaches, cognitive deficits, motor weakness).  Differential diagnoses considered included (list if relevant and ruled out, e.g., migraine, meningitis, intracranial hypotension).  Plan includes (outline treatment plan, e.g., ongoing monitoring for rebleeding, neuropsychological evaluation, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, pain management, neurosurgical follow-up).  Patient education provided on SAH, risk factors for rebleeding, medication management, and symptom recognition.  Return precautions discussed.  Follow-up scheduled with (specialty, e.g., neurology, neurosurgery) on MM/DD/YYYY.  ICD-10 code I60.x (specify appropriate fourth character based on etiology and chronicity) is considered for this encounter.