R's Auder Case Study

The boyfriend’s mother called her at work and told her the boyfriend had her car keys. Rodman told the mother to have the boyfriend call her at work. When he did, she informed him that she could not talk to him at her duty station, and he hung up on her. He called her back and left a number where he could be reached. She left the work area and went to the break room to call him. After returning to her duty station, Rodman got another telephone call from her boyfriend who told her to go downstairs to the lobby to meet him and pick up the keys. When she refused, he told her that if she did not come down he would come up to her department. Claimant left the department to confront her boyfriend, and, because her supervisor was at lunch in the hospital cafeteria, Rodman notified a co-worker, a registered nurse, that she was leaving. Rodman testified, “I didn’t want any kind of confrontation at the desk, so I went downstairs.” Before she left her desk, Rodman called the employer’s security guard and asked him to meet her in the lobby because she anticipated that a problem could develop. When Rodman got to the lobby, her boyfriend started yelling and forced her outside. In doing so, he tore her shirt. At this point the security guard arrived and observed them arguing. Rodman was in the passenger seat of her car. The security guard instructed the boyfriend to

Mrs. Patterson is a 72 year old female who presented to the ED with complaints of ringing in ear and some sores in her nose. Per documentation Her son, however reported Mrs. Patterson has expressed repeated threats of suicidality and has said she is going to overdose on medication and has overdosed in the past. He reports she also threaten to walk into traffic. At the time of the assessment Mrs. Patterson denies suicidal ideation, homicidal ideation, and symptoms of psychosis. She appeared 3X oriented. Mrs. Patterson memory appears recently impaired. She reports a history of 1 attempted suicide years ago. Mrs. Patterson states when asked suicidal attempt she responded, "Yeah,but I forgot what I done." Her son Jim was contacted for collateral information. Jim reports 6 months ago his mother overdosed and has done so multiple time, however he is unaware if it's intentional with the intent to harm or her memory effecting her actions. He states, "She makes jokes about it (referring to suicidal ideation)." Jim expressed his primary concern with his mother is her not managing medications effectively. Jim reports he has a plan to move his mother into his home and take care of her daily needs and also manage her medications. Additionally, Jim reports her going to Daymark recovery Services. He reports DSS came out to the home today to offer any additional aid to Mrs. Patterson. She reports a history

The reporter said Susan (victim) is afraid to stay there with Charles, but he’s afraid for the Home Health people to come out to the home. 3 or 4 years ago, the victim fell out of the bed and broke her hip, and Charles was in the household with the victim at the time. The neighbors have called the police out to the home, and the police have been out to the home several times, but it is unknown why. The reporter said they came out to the home, due to abuse (unknown when). The reporter spoke to Charles about the concerns, but he acts as if he didn’t do anything wrong. Charles says that Susan has lost her mind. The reporter last saw the victim 2 ½ years ago and discussed the allegations with the alleged

This writer agreed to meet with the patient as she missed group and her scheduled individual session with this writer. The patient apologized to this writer for her absence and then reports about transportation issue. This writer discussed with the patient about her MVA this month on the 18th and the status of obtaining a police report. The patient reports, " I can get the police report by the next appointment. I just have to go to my insurance company that isn't too far from where I live to get a copy of it."

D-The patient was advised that her bottles are in fact suspended due to the incident that occurred on 02/08/2017 of which the patient needs to accountability of taking a second dose of her methadone even though she has taken her methadone at home. The patient admits her accountability of her actions of taking the second dose. The patient then asked about how she can regained her take home bottles of which this writer explained the policy of take home bottles, referring to the reinstatement process. The patient is referred to attend the Take Home Bottle Group on 03/9/2017 to have her bottles reinstated. Then the patient shared that she wrote a grievance letter and still plans to submit it for the Program Director to review. Furthermore, this

Domestic violence has been occurring at the home between Jessica and Monnie. On the night of 3-16-16, they had an altercation. Tabitha would usually run out the home, screaming, and she would go to the reporter son mother’s home. The reporter and law enforcement went out to the home. Monnie barricaded the door, and the police talked with him for two hours. They tried to get him to open the door. The SWAT team came, busted the door down, got Jessica and Tabitha, and arrested Monnie. This is Monnie’s third time being arrested for domestic violence on Jessica. Tabitha has not been harmed in the altercation. She is missing a lot of days from school, and Jessica may be using heroin. The reporter did not know if drugs were being used in the presence

Presenting Problem: Nasir was in court due to charges of Burglary and Conspiracy to Commit Burglary, this is his first court contact. As a result of these charges Nasir has spent time indetention, shelter care and on electric monitoring. He has no hx of escape. Nasir stated in court he did not know why he commited these offenses. He did well in each program and responds well to structure and supervision. Nasir risk to reoffend was moderate. He has reported using marijuana in the lasat 3 months but denies alcohol or any other drug use.

QMHP called the client to informed her that she is not eligible for case management due to (1) living in Independence and (1) has inactive Medicaid. QMHP informed Ms. Anderson that she could receive services at Swope as an outpatient. Ms. Anderson asked if she could get her medications and other services (Imani House, vision, dental) without having Medicaid. QMHP told Ms. Anderson that she could. Ms. Anderson stated she will apply for her Medicaid. QMHP apologized to Ms. Anderson two times because at the intake, QMHP had informed Ms. Anderson that he was eligible for CSS. QMHP told Ms. Anderson that after she her Medicaid is active, she could request for a CSS. QMHP thanked Ms. Anderson for her understanding and hang up the

D- Client arrived on time with his appointment. When asked by the writer about his morning thus far, he reported his morning is going well. The client appeared to be pleased to meet with his new assigned clinician. During the course of the one hour session, the client was aware about completing his first initial TX plan, at which he was open to discuss and complete. This writer asked the client about his drug of choice and the length of time of his use. The client reported that his only drug of choice is heroin and his length of time is about a year. When asked by the writer about how he was introduced, the client mentioned his significant other, who is also a client at the clinic. His significant other name is Lucy Dannelley. The client mentioned his relationship will not hinder his recovery process because according to the client, he and his significant other want to recover from illicit drugs.

R/s Rachel Morton recently had a pace maker placed in her and will need physical therapy at home. R/s Ms. Morton’s children won’t allow anyone in the home. R/s the home is not in livable conditions. R/s Mr. Morton is a hoarder and she can’t use the walker due to the clutter. R/s Ms. Morton’s sons, Terry and William call the police wherever family comes to visit Ms. Morton. R/s Terry has a mind of a 7-year-old and William has a history of alcohol and drugs abuse. R/s William suffered a brain injury and has brain damage.

On this date worker received a message from Misty Jenkins, social worker for HealthSprings Insurance. She stated Mr. Duncan was not doing well and someone needed to do a safety check on him. Worker returned Ms. Jenkins call, learned Mr. Duncan went to the ER on Friday 2/12/16, and was diagnosed with a UTI. HIs doctor Dr. Brassfield refused to admit Mr. Duncan to the hospital and sent him back to Laurel Gardens (Mr. Duncan was discharged from the hospital on 2/9/16 and returned three days later with a UTI.) Ms. Jenkins believes Mr. Duncan's discharge to Laurel Gardens was a bad discharge from the hospital. Worker explained to Ms. Jenkins that Dr. Brassfield refused to state Mr. Duncan was mentally or physically unable to care for himself. Therefore,

The SC arrived at the group home Bo Waffer. The SC was greeted by the nurse Marie and CIS Jentrelle Moore. Both Jentrelle and Marie note knocked on the door and there was no answer by Bo. SC and Jentelle had the nurse to call the owner. The owner reported that Bo should be in the home. It was reported that the nurse did not have a key to get into the home and that there was no staff inside of the home with Bo. Jentrelle and ECC continued to knock on the door and windows. SC asked to Jentrelle call by Mesquite PD to come out and do a Welfare Check call by Mesquite PD. The staff was able to get into the home by a window after checking the entire outside of the home. After entering the home and checking the rooms Bo was not there Jentrell

Background information: Sally Sue is a white female in her mid-nineties residing in an apt with her boyfriend. Pt has an ongoing struggles with hallucinations for many years. Pt was admitted to SBBH involuntarily. APS is involved because of the phone calls that she made to the police officers. Pt has received therapeutic treatments in the past. Pt does have legal matters. Recently, pt went to court to get her days extended for longer treatment. Her barrier to treatment is she can hardly hear. Her major source of income is her social security. Her strengths is verbal and motivated for treatment. Her weaknesses

On 1/27/17 I met Mr. Revis at the office of Dr. Geffard PMR. Mr. Revis sister Marie also attended the appointment. The Rainbow Rehab case manager was not at the appointment. I was able to provide Dr. Geffard with a prior medication list. Mr. Revis wants to decrease his medications. Mr. Revis can increase his anxiety regarding a subject fast. Dr. Gefferd is able to redirect Mr. Revis. His focus is being off all of his medications. Dr. Geffard explained that medications will never be completely gone but he will make an effort to decrease and remove what he can. Mr. Revis was very upset about an incident that occurred in his group home. Another resident became angry and hit him in the eye. He doesn’t feel there is anything being done regarding

Auer is a local historical chocolate shop that located in Geneva, and it is only one shop in the world. Actually, there is another chocolate shop that also named Auer in Nice, France. We thought that these two stores are same store at the beginning, however, we realized that there are totally don't have any relative between these two stores after phone call interview with Mr. Philippe who is owner of Auer. Auer is not a big chocolate company; the staffs that work in Auer are linked with each other. The sales staffs would tell the chocolatier that what customers think and wanted, then, the chocolatiers would create new flavor based on these ideas. Although Mr. Philippe didn’t provide any incentive