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Client Relations and Client Services reviewed Ms. Healy’s case on Wednesday, December 7, 2016. There are no records within CMS stating that Ms. Healy has been formally diagnosed with anxiety other the client self-report of anxiety on the SCVR 316a.

Client Services recommends explaining to Ms Healy that the Charleston Area Office has completed an extensive search to obtain a vendor that would be willing to conduct an evaluation and provide ongoing therapy sessions after 5:00 p.m., yet there is no vendor willing to accommodate her request. Please task Ms. Healy with the responsible to conduct her own search for a vendor that would meet her needs. Ask Ms. Healy to complete this task and provide her finding to the Charleston Area Office by

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