Ms. Cortes Case Management Case Study

On Tuesday March 8th, 2016 Case Conference with Resident Ebony Rice #325 has been conducted with Janette Chirico from DHS , Program Director Felicita Rivera, Housing Program Supervisor Zenobia Garland and Senior Case Manager Ms. Arias. The purpose of this meeting was to address client noncompliance and to come with an exit strategy for this Ms. Rice. Client was asked the reason for her missing ILP meetings and her barrier to obtain permanent housing. Client has a LINCH voucher for the amount of $1515. Client stated that she hasn’t receives any help from facility staff so she is searching for apartment on her own. Ms. Rice has been receiving assistance by the onsite housing department but unfortunately she has been able to link to an apartment

At 0824 this clinician met with the patient who reports her weekend was not unpleasant. She reports she is continuing to have problems locating housing. She reports her family members continue to refuse to allow her to live with them specifically her father and her uncle. She reports she has one friend who is considering allotting her the capability to reside with her under the condition that she speak with her Child Protective Services (CPS) caseworker first. She reports she does not want to reside in a homeless shelter with her son as she has done this before and the experience was not up to her standards.

On 6/4/16 Client Ryan Bowman #205 was involved in a verbal disputes with resident Anna Jones # 203, he stated that his neighbor, called the police against him for no logical reason, he stated that Ms. Jones was banging on the wall from inside her unit and Mr. Bowman told to stop making noise because her son was sleeping, however Ms. Jones do not stop the noise and them call the police. Mr. Bowman also mentioned that both residents meet at PATH during the intake while were waiting for placement and that Ms. Jones was very friendly at first , going into Mr. Bowman unit offer him to cook for him and because he does wanted Ms. Jones approach he believe that now she acting

I did not have contact with Ms Stephanie Loeks (51), Case – 221865. The person who called us was Mr Efrain Fred Lopez (52) who is no longer in living in the same house. He was extremely upset and raising his voice he cursed the CW caseworker saying that his family has been harassed by the CW caseworker based on false accusations made by the mother of his daughter, Ms. Stephanie Loek.

UCM:CPSW did a home visit and met with Ms. Fait and interdouced myself as the on going worker and why the case is transfered. CPSW talked about referral for in home parenting and domestic violence classes. Ms. Fait stated that she does not need to complete domestic violence without her boyfriend Keith. She stated that he was aggressive toward her during the incident. She stated that she would like him to complete in home parenting as well. CPSW reminded Ms. Fait that the department is worried that Landen could be emotionally impacted or at risk of being injured if the parents continue in their relationship and expose him to domestic violence. During the session, Mr. Keith was not present. Landen was sleeping in the coutch duirng the session.

MSTT met with Christine and reviewed the discharge plan with her and addressed any concerns she had at the time. Christine main concerned was towards the placement of her son Jake. Christine continue to believe that Jake needs to be placed in an residential treatmetn facuilty instead of being placed in an independent living settiing. MSTT explained to Christine Jake behaviors does not warrant him being place in an RTF and a independent living setting main be good for him. MSTT explained all the benefits the independent living setting could provide Jake. Christine struggle to find value in placing him there but understand the final decision is going to be handled by CYS, and she can explain her postion to

Since her discharge, she has been anxious and overwhelmed with her new environment. The Supportive Housing (SH) team has been seeing her a minimum of four days per week for support. Services include medication education and monitoring, linkages to psychiatrist, primary care, neurologist, senior day care, social clubhouse and lab work. SH counselors attempted multiple linkages to adult day care and/or partial care programs. The person served would attend the initial visit and then decide she did not want to go to the programs. SH counselors provided cognitive behavior skills to assist with her anxiety about community living and self-confidence. The week leading to the incident, the individual was given support with medication education. In addition, she was taken to her APN psychiatric outpatient appointment on 7/15/15 accompanied by SH wellness nurse. At this appointment, she expressed situational depression over her family not contacting her at all. She also expressed drowsiness from her medication. The Trinitas APN lowered her Trazadone medication from 125 mg to 100mg. On 7/17/15 Counselors went to the person’s served house to take her to partial care for a visit. She informed counselors that she tried

The reporting party (RP) stated 8/13/15 46 year old resident Julie Richards disclosed to Mission Hope Day Care staff that staff in her home is abusing her. The RP stated Julie alleged a staff member named "Mimi" pulled her hair and broke her neck area during the months of July and August. The Julie was asked to provide dated she stated she could not remember. The Day Care Program did not observe any injury to Julie's neck area. RP stated Julie's ID team will be scheduling a special meeting to discuss recent changes to her behavior. According to her Group Home staff her Psychiatrist recently ordered a medication change resulting in an increase in inappropriate behaviors. The RP stated Julie has a history of aggressive behavior, AWOL, and making

On 03/22/2016 Ms. Shahana Johnson came to the SSO to meet with HS De La Torre to develop a Housing Plan. Client has been scheduled before by HS, however client has not been able to attend to any meeting, also client does not provide any reason for missing appointments. During, the brief meeting, because the Ms. Johnson needed to leave the following was discussed:

Patricia is an 84-year-old female who is diagnosed with metastatic colon cancer (C18.9). She also suffers from anemia. Patricia underwent a right hemicolectomy and a partial omentectomy, with noted bulky adenopathy at the base of the mesentery again, this proved to be moderately differentiated adenocarcinoma with mucinous features with venous, lymphatic and perineural invasion present. 22/32 lymph nodes were involved with cancer, margins were negative, pathologically this was a T3 N2b cancer. Patricia was treated with 5-FU and leucovorin but still experienced disease progression, with adverse side effects and found to have metastasis to the liver and bone which is KRAS and NRAS wild type. Patricia is currently on Erbitux weekly. She is malaise,

Stacy finally after three weeks of dealing with this situation called the daughter to pick up her mother. The daughter then informed the Stacy that she works for the government with a high clearance she did not have time to deal with her mother. It turns out the daughter sponsor the mother who just brought her here from the Philippians. The CM finally informed the daughter that if she did not pick up her mother Immigration is being notified of her situation, and they will pick her up and return her to her country. The daughter appeared about 12:30 to take the patient home, and she informed the nurse she was dropping her mother back at the homeless shelter. Stacy was concerned about the patient’s safety as of her mental status and left in a homeless shelter was unsafe. After about three hours, they agreed to let the patient go with the daughter so she could drop her at the homeless shelter. After talking to a representative from the homeless Stacy accepted the shelter was ok for the patient. Case Manager Job is rewarding to appreciate the major accomplishment that they deliver on a day-to-day

A case management nurse works with a specific type of patients for example people that have Cancer or AIDS/HIV. I will be responsible for coordinating long-term care for patients, with the goal of developing a treatment plan to help the patient’s health remains as stable as possible and they can stay out of the hospital for long periods of time. I will be organizing a patient's case from admittance to discharge and perform physical exams and provide education to the patient their family members and the caregiver about the case management process and evaluating their understanding of the process.

Ashley Munoz is a working professional who has been working in as a customer service representative the automotive industry for the past year and a half. She truly has a passion for helping others and has loved working in the industry. She is now looking for a long-term opportunity that is in the same field but is closer to her home in Hillsboro. Ashley thrives in an environment where she can assist others, problem solve, accomplish her monthly goals as well as being part of a team. Gaps in employment were due to being a stay at home mom.

Your case will be reviewed and written in a health program to get you back on track through lifestyle, diet, nutrition and complex supplementation. It may require 5 to 10 email correspondences and one Skype or phone appointment. This consult begins after you receive the first email about your health and ends 30 days later. Follow-up consulting can be handled by the Annual Access or Follow-up Consultations. Chose what is best for you.

On 01/22/2016 client Jennifer Gonzalez came to the SSO to develop a Housing Plan with HS De La Torre in order to explore housing opportunities that family may be eligible. Ms. Gonzalez last permanent address was 302 East 126 New York, NY Apt. 5B. Family was evicted from this location due to payment issues. Family is currently residing at 1195 Sherman Ave. Bronx, NY Unit 44B. Family composition consists of Jennifer Gonzalez (29y self), Clarence Armstrong (10y son); Xzavier Armstrong (8y son); Jerilyn Sosa (5y daughter). Ms. Gonzalez informed HS