Ms Lynn Brition Called this worker and she said that her mother has sever disability issues and is 95 years ole living in an assisted living facility, Pacific View, but she was re-evaluated and her CA/PS assessment score is SL=17, so she lost her long term care benefits. I informed her that I was able to look at the SPD electronic records and her Service Level, is SPL 17 and that she also has file for a hearing. She confirmed, her Preliminary Hearing has been scheduled for 06/26/17 at 11AM. She also stated she has contacted Representative Peter DeFazio and she was referred to the GAO. I informed the constituent about the GAO role, and that the new legislation changed the CA/PS level to 13. She was informed that we have received many similar
The article “introducing disability Studies” by Ronald J. Berger was an eye opener in uncovering the past history of negative stigma associated with having a disability. Through history people have felt the need to stare at people with disabilities or to turn away in fear of maybe contracting the “disease”. This negative attitude was positively reinforced by ordinances such as the Chicago “ugly law” in which a person with physical deformities would have to pay a fine for simply being too “disgusting” looking to other citizens. This law was in place from 1880 to 1973, which is pretty recent in history. However there are positive glimpse in history when it came to uncovering and defining disabilities. Men like Leo Kanner and Asperger have dedicated
The conditions set by Ontario Works & Ontario Disability Support Program are sufficient for daily livings. The outlines in the background for the development of this service are the process to date, and the suggested indicators.
GAO called Ms Breshears today to inform her my findings based on my research and the conversation with the Alabany CW Supervisor Katie.
Immediately after graduating high school, Jason will attend Old Dominion University, where he will get his bachelor’s degree in education. Jason is very excited about graduating college and attending Old Dominion University. Mr. Reynolds is worried about Jason disclosing his disability to professors when it’s time for him to start classes at Old Dominion University. Therefore, Mr. Reynolds is going to set up some training programs for Jason, so that he can become more comfortable with engaging in conversation about his disability. This will allow Jason to receive the modifications and accommodations that is necessary for him to succeed in college.
I called to the constituent and she said that she is the paternal grandmother to Hunter Muder. She said that her son, Christopher Kennedy left Oregon and now is in Washington and had left her son with the DHS care.
I hope everything is going well with you. Jason, I received a call from Ms Davies-Rock stating wants to complain about how she was treated in Tigard APD Office.
She said that she was informed by the DHS Fraud Investigator, Juan Lopez, that Melissa Krug, an eligibility worker in SSP, Marion, had reported to Juan that Jennifer is defrauding the system. Jennifer said that is not true. Melissa had reported she defrauding the system because her ex-husband, Antonio Rodriguez, is have an affair with Melissa and she wanted to harm her.
Insufficient Documentation to show conformance to procedural requirments when a disability determination is based on failure to cooperate
The individuals shown in the video with multiple disabilities have difficulties communicating in the normal ways, instead they use nonverbal movements or behavior to disseminate information. These unique methods include behaviors, gestures and other means of expressing themselves. Since they are nonverbal, these are the only ways they have to communicate. Furthermore, they must have close bonds with others in order to be understood. This is accomplished by the time consuming process of establishing a relationship between client and caregiver, which provides them with a means to communicate through their own special way.
GAO asked about what is the status of this case. GAO also asked if DHS has placed a restriction for her to see her son of if there is a visitation plan for her to see her child.
BK is a widowed, Army veteran living in the Marydell retirement village, which is funded by the Arch Diocese of Wilmington, DE. She is a 68 year old, whom engages in daily occupations in a powered wheelchair due to a left AKA. She is functionally mobile within her 1 floor apartment using the powered wheelchair and upright walker. She has a positive outlook and displays increased resiliency navigating her home, which is not ADA compliant. Due to chronic RA, her UE strength and ROM are limited. The accompanying Sjogern Syndrome limits her visual acuity. BK displayed functional internal and external rotation ROM at the shoulder joint, which facilitates her independence in grooming, dressing, feeding, and care for pets. However, during RA flare
A disability can be considered a physical or mental impairment that interferes with an individual’s daily functions. For example, a blindness can impair an individual to travel on their own on complete task at home. Imagine how would they go about their needs at home and their community. Another example can be an individual diagnose with Autism, which mental and physical impairment is combined. Given that individuals with disability are part of our communities the battle to incorporate them in our society is mutual. For this reason, Rachel Anne Ramos highlights the active role of college students in raising awareness about Autism. Ramos’ recent article, “Freezin’ for a Reason: College Student Raises Awareness About Autism” explained the role
The results of the study showed that there was a high representation of African Americans in the south that belonged to the Evangelical religious affiliation as this is typical for this region. The results support the authors’ hypothesis stating that older adults do in fact hold lay leadership positions which, in turn, experience a slower pace of becoming functionally limited compared to those who do not attend church on a regular basis and those that do attend church but do not hold a leadership position within the church. The statistical analysis shows that those who hold leadership positions within a church or who attend church regularly experience low levels of physical disabilities once they reach older adulthood although those that
stated that she was. I asked Resendiz if she knew she had warrants for her
The respondent of the study is a disabled person, who will serve as the subject of the experiments throughout the study. The researchers use purposive sampling. The respondent will be a handicapped person who suffer from a locomotive disability but capable of giving voice commands. Furthermore, the researchers themselves are participants that evaluated the entire functionality of the system.