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Waters, Renita Mar 30 2017 4:55PM Waters, Renita March 30,2017 10:00 I contacted Edna Faulkner to see if she had reached and schedule her doctor's appointment. Edna stated her appointment will be next Thursday, April 9,2017 at 9:00 AM with the with her primary doctor. Edna also complained he was very upset with her for leaving Manor Care without his or the other doctors permission. Edna explained her doctor had the nurse make a appointment for more psychological and emotional issue he feels she is having. The appointment is the same day at BJC but at 11:00 AM. Edna stated the PT will have 4 more times to come to her home. Dr.Richard will assign a OT to come to Edna home next.
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