Ccib's Case Study

CCIB received correspondence from reporting party (RP) stated that he has been investing the owner of this Independent Living facility, Elvira Ferreria, who currently has a hospice resident who requires 24 hour care. Ms. Ferreria has billed the resident's family for her services (2 checks have been written on the resident's account by Ms. Ferreria). When interviewed last week by RP, Ms. Ferreria acknowledge she was acting as an unlicensed facility back in 2015. Ms. Ferreria also currently has another hospice resident in this home (no names provided for either resident). RP stated that Ms. Ferreria stated that she regularly receives resident from UCSD.

Daniel will be diagnosed with the DSM-V category anxiety disorders. “Anxiety disorders share features of excessive fear and anxiety and related behavioral disturbances” (American Psychoanalytic Association, 2013). Daniel is diagnosed with general anxiety disorder (GAD). The DSM-V outlines the following features for Daniels illness:

CCIB received a call from reporting party (RP) resident Jillian Gilbert, (626) 342-4818 stating that on 8/3/16 at approximately 5 or 6PM, she contacted local Sheriff Department (LE) because the facility placed her personal belonging on the curb. RP stated that LE told staff to bring her items back into the facility. RP also mentioned that the facility would place her belongings into storage, but the facility placed her belongings in the living room. RP stated that resident Bill relayed the message from staff to remove her belongings from the living room but storage has not been provided at this time.

CCIB Intake LPA McGaskey received a call from resident Todd Sabin who engaged in a conversation with caregiver Martha (last name unknown). According to Todd the caregiver contacted Todd's social worker Javier Serna (626) 471-6402) and left a message on his phone stating Todd threatened to kill her and that she is afraid of him. Todd's social worker discussed the telephone message. The social worker reported he spoke with Martha and asked why didn't contact the police department if she was afraid for her life. According to the social worker Martha had no response to the question. Todd stated Martha informed the social worker he does not sleep at night and wanders through the facility. Subsequently she informed the cook to do whatever Todd wanted

One of my first questions to Amber Dujay, my liaison and the volunteer coordinator was: what does CNIB stand for? I intended for this question to be interpreted as a request for the meaning of the acronym, as well as an inquiry into the values and mission of CNIB. The Canadian National Institute for the Blind is a non-profit, community-based organization that prefers to be known as their acronym for two reasons: the first is their intentions to distance themselves from the negative connotations of the word ‘institute’, which on its own presents problematic associations with restriction and “being locked up” (A. Dujay, personal communication, 9 February 2017). Secondly, the word ‘blind’ is misleading and does not encompass the scope of the populations

AAPC is American Academy of Professional Coders. How much is the cost to join AAPC? Membership for Individual annual due: $160 For Student AAPC: $90 and non AAPC student: $110 For Corporate annual due: $950 - $95 each add on. What are the qualifications to join?

CCIB received a complaint via phone call from Anonymous female (employee) regarding the facility. RP stated that the facility has been hiding children to stay in ratio. RP stated that the facility hides about 20 to 25 children (ages 2 to 3) when CCL comes to visits. RP reported that the administrator hides the extra kids at the Otimal Christian Academy (another school on the grounds). RP also stated that class rooms 1, 2 and 3 have fraudulent role sheets with kids missing on the sheets. RP stated that the classrooms 1, 2 and 3 have a head count at 10 am on the children in the class so they can find out who keep in the classroom if CCL comes for a visit. RP mentioned that there are roaches and rats in the pantry for about 3 years now. RP stated

Anxiety disorders is the most common grouping of psychiatric illnesses which can affect both children and adults. There is an estimated 19 million adult persons in the United States suffering from an anxiety disorder. Anxiety disorders stem from numerous sources, including genetics, brain chemistry, personality, and life events. The Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA) categorizes these disorders as General Anxiety Disorder (GAD), obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), panic disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), social anxiety disorder, and phobias. Anxiety disorders are treatable and manageable by psychosocial therapies, medication, or both, though only about one-third of those suffering from

CCIB Intake received a call from Theresa Hoffman (323) 508-6170 who stated resident Bobbie Herndon DOB: 12/6/34 was missing from the facility. According to the caller she last visited with the resident on 8/3/16 and communicates with the resident at least once a month. On 10/31/16 the caller arrived at the facility to visit with the resident. The RP stated her visit was due to concern for the resident and his lack of communication with her. The caller stated she was informed by the facility as of 8/15/16 the resident no longer resided in the facility and that he was transported to a local hospital. Consequently the caller contacted the hospital and was informed the resident had not been admitted over the last two years. The caller stated she

CCIB received a referral #1659-2526-7518-9002203 via email from La Vette Norris (Staff Member) regarding Keishaunna Ross (16) (DOB 1/15/2001). RP reported Keishaunna was placed in her home “about three hours ago” by assigned CSW Kendra Jones and RP wants her removed immediately. RP reported stated Keishaunna “poses a risk to the other children”, but did not state what kind of risk. RP reported that Keishaunna “is real angry,” “doesn’t want to be at the home” and “she going back and forth with me.” RP reported Keishaunna has a history of AWOL and Keishaunna could something to her or one of the children in the home (RP did not say what that might be). RP stated she has concerns for the other children in the home Unique Abrams, 8 years, Bernyce

Al Safa's assembling offices are CFIA governmentally enrolled foundations. CFIA performs assessment exercises in every single enrolled foundation, and most of the meat handled in Canada is prepared in government foundations. Meat preparing is the biggest part of Canada's nourishment handling industry which is directed by the Food and Drug Act, the primary government enactment for sustenance wellbeing. It disallows the offer of hazardous nourishment items in Canada. All meat sold in Canada must agree to this enactment, paying little heed to where it is prepared. Butcher and handling offices are reviewed to confirm that industry is taking after procedures and practices that outcome in meat that is protected to eat. Investigators check for the

CASE developed a systematic approach to managing 21st CCLC grants in order to meet all required components, while fully engaging all stakeholders in the process throughout the lifetime of the grant. CASE’s standard is to create a culture of compliance where stakeholders are knowledgeable about all aspects of the grant, have clear expectations of their roles in implementing the grant, and incorporate compliance measures into their daily program operations.

CCIB received a telephone call with an allegation against the home. RP reported she received a text on Tuesday 8/8/2017 from Holly Harris (licensee assistant) stating to contact her. RP stated that she did not contact her back until 8/9/2017, and that’s when Holly told the RP that Gloria (licensee) would hit RP son Fisher in the face, and give Fisher Tylenol or Benadryl to make him go to sleep. RP stated that she was appalled to hear to hear such things are happening to her son. RP went on to state that Holly told her that the Gloria would force feeding Fisher. RP stated that Holly said that Fisher would not want to eat, but she would make him eat and also make him choke on the food. RP reported that Holly stated that Gloria would leave Fisher

CCIB LPA received a call from Rose Fontanilla who stated yesterday 12/30/15 resident Carlos Servin stole his roommate's 32" television. According to Rose this is not the first time that Carlos has taken other resident's belonging. LPA asked who was present at the time and was told that she (Rose) and two other staff were present at the time. Rose stated the incident happened at approximately 4:15PM while she (Rose) was in the dining room, one staff was in the kitchen and the other staff was cleaning the facility. Rose stated that Carlos removed the television and exited through the emergency exit door in his room.

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