CCIB LPA C. Perryman-French received a call from Jennah. Jennah stated that Tina Hanas (DOB 03/12/1937) was in this facility 7 months ago when Pace Chula Vista moved her to a SNF due to the facilities failing to meet her needs (Jennah noted that she was informed by Pace that the facility was neglecting her and the result was that she needed a higher level of care, she will research the specifics and provide them to the investigating LPA). Jennah was calling CCL because the facility refuses to release Tina's personal property claiming there is money owed to them. Jennah stated that the Conservator denies that any money is owed. The facility refuses to allow anyone to get the property: Television, clothes, personal items including a very important…
CCIB Intake received a call from parent Katy Bradley (415) 846-0937. The caller stated her 5 month old daughter began attending the daycare on 10/4/16. According to the caller she located the daycare on Children's Council San Francisco website which listed the daycare hours as 6AM to 6PM. The caller stated she signed a contract with the licensee with operational hours of 8AM to 5PM however; there was a verbal and written agreement for 7AM to 3PM. Subsequently there was a $16 per hour charged after 3PM. The caller stated her husband picked the infant up at 3PM. The caller stated parents are required to pay a month prior for care which the caller had no problem complying with. The caller stated when she paid the November fees she deducted the…
CCIB Intake received SOC 341 from LTC Ombudsman Debra Hanschar- Ombudsman Services of Contra Costa 4415 Cowell Rd. Ste. 100, Concord 94518-1922 (925) 384-1122 regarding resident Vonalee Taegson age 80 DOB: 7/10/36. On 11/14/16 at 6:55PM reporting party Saundra Loftis stated Vonalee was volunteering at the front desk sorting mail. Resident Frances Nowve age 72 DOB: 5/19/43 believed since Vonalee was in the reception area she also had a right to be in the area. Frances began to push at the gate. Vonalee pushed the gate close. Fran then hit Vonalee hand on the gate which resulted in Vonalee standing up. Consequently Frances pushed Vonalee back into the…
CCIB Intake received SOC 341 from co-complainant for complaint control # 27-SC-20170104121605. The reporting party is Michelle Allie, RN Case Manager with Mercy Hospice 9912 Business Park Dr., Sacramento 95827 (916) 281-3900. The SOC 341 is regarding resident Shirley Pond. The reporting party (RP) stated the home health aide Ramona was preparing to leave when the caregiver Lidia stated "aren't you going to make the bed!" Ramona replied the resident stated she was tired and wanted to lie back down after her shower. Lidia then went into the resident's room where the resident was sitting on the side of her bed and in the presence of the RP and the home health aide, yelled "why did you tell the nurse not to make your bed?" She then told the resident…
CCIB received an SOC 341 for Westley Sardin (DOB 12/27/1943). The alleged perpetrator is Darrell Cummings, staff at the facility. The report states that police responded to a call involving a battery incident between Westley (noted as PWN in the report) and the owner/caregiver Darrell. The RP (Detective Flores) stated that the grandson of the abuser apparently taped on his IPHONE the battery incident where the abuser repeatedly hit the PWN in the back of the head. The RP stated however, the witness (the grandson) was unavailable and did not answer the phone when the reporter tried to contact him. The RP also stated that the PWN would be unable to speak for himself due to the nature of his diminished mental capacity. The RP also stated that…
CCIB Intake received self-reported SOC 341 regarding Christopher Daily age 29 DOB: 4/1087 and Nicole Smith. According to the reporting party De'Nier Jackson, while both clients were riding in the van to their day program activity Nicole became frustrated and struck Christopher on the chest three times with her open right hand.…
On event date 5/16/17, legal Guardian Ms. Yvette Ramos returned to FAP seeking a PINS Warrant for her nephew Alcides Czetto. According to Ms. Ramos, Alcides is running away to his mother house without her permission. Ms. Ramos reported that Alcides was arrested two weeks for pulling a BB gun out on the bus that he got from his mom house. Ms. Ramos stated that Alcides smokes marijuana. Alcides was diagnosed with Bipolar, Mood Disorder and Schizophrenia and is currently not engage in any mental health services.…
DFCS history-in 2012 there was a case opened related to drug abuse in the home.…
CCIB Intake received an e-mail from Maria Aburto-Spann M.A., Service Coordinator Adult South with Harbor Regional Center (310) 792-4705 regarding resident George Anderson. According to the e-mail Mr. Anderson fell on 5/25/16 at approximately 11:00AM and sustained a laceration above his right eyebrow while ambulating. At 3PM the same day the Mr. Anderson seemed incoherent and his speech was slurred. The Program Manager Angela received a call from the Behaviorist Erick Pulido at approximately 3:30PM who disclosed that he observed the resident earlier and stated "George didn't seem himself." The Ambition LVN Nai recommended taking the resident to urgent care as a precautionary measure. The resident was taken to Lakewood Regional Medical Center…
Joniya was seen unsupervised walking towards the WIC office in which she had to cross a busy street. Joniya had no shoes on and her family was not aware that she had left the home until notified by DHS staff. DHS staff was informed by another DHS staff member that the child was seen walking from the home. The mother stated that she was asleep and that her other children were supposed to be watching the child. This family has been involved with DHS in the past and has had an open case. The child was unsupervised outside the home and had wandered away from the home.…
CCIB Intake received referral #1675-5887-0667-7082186 from reporting party Linda Hernandez, School Liaison with Hillside Group Home. According to the reporting party (RP) resident Bently Lenard DOB: 3/17/03 was assaulted by another student at school: Focus Point Academy 3126 Glenrose Ave., Altadena, CA 91001 (626) 396-5950. The RP while participating in PE the child Bently was assaulted and sustained bruises on his eye, severe scabs on his nose, forehead, cheeks, and marks on his face. Bently reported the staff member was in the upper part of the campus and the incident occurred on the lower part of the campus. The staff member was interview and indicated they were on the upper side of the campus, however they could view the lower side of the…
While watching the monitors in store 648 on 09/23/17, I AP Associate Vanessa C. McClary observed two unknown female subjects in the HBC aisle making a selection on a package of Gillette Venus razor blades, I started watching the subjects, due to fact that I observed one of the placing the selected merchandise under a sales ad that was positioned on the top of their shopping carriage. I continued to watch the subjects I observed them making selection on a package of Careone Omperazole, which was also placed under the sales ad. Once the selections were made the female subjects proceeded to the restroom located near the deli department with the shopping carriage. After taking notice of this I attempted to call the deli department to ask one of the…
When looking at the intake process of patients, into a medical facility, it is an obvious realization that we have made progress in making the patients experience proficient and pleasant. However there is always room for improvement in any type of facility. How many times have you been to the doctor and waited long than 20 minutes? Have you ever been rescheduled because you were 20 minutes late? This paper will provide a simplistic strategy that will help the implement to improve patient efficiency to minimize the patients wait time. This strategy will not only help new patients, but it will provide convenience during check in for new patients.…
Colonial development along the eastern seaboard was strongly influenced by the geography of the regions settled and the ethnic makeup of the colonists. Generally, the colonies may be best understood as being divided in the following way: New England (Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island), Middle (New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware), and Southern (The Carolinas, Georgia, Maryland, Virginia). While these colony groups had many things in common, they also had their own distinctive features. Colonists brought traditions from their home countries and developed new ways of life in North America as they responded to the unique demands of climate, economics, and belief systems. The following is an overview…
From SUMMERS. Fundamentals of Case Management Practice, 4E. © 2012 Wadsworth, a part of Cengage…