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…
Pt. completed admission process on 6/18/2013 and she demonstrated poor tx attendance since entering the program. Pt. was unable to maintain consistent program attendance after receiving several tx interventions. Pt. received tx plans goals which focuses on becoming drug free, maintaining financial compliance, making healthy decisions that support recovery and living impairment due to mental health. Pt, discontinued her attendance at he AMS od DE Clinic without warnings or…
She is currently enrolled in ISNAP. Ms. Gisler is not compliant with the program. She was inducted into the program in 2015 for severe opioid dependence. Her drug of choice was hydrocodone. She had a no-contact order with her sister.…
On 2/21/17, anonymous reporting party (RP) reported that resident Roma McAffe (DOB and age unknown) did not have her Percocent for 3 days. RP did not have the exact date of the incident. RP stated that the med techs are not allowed to write in the MAR that a resident's medication is not available. The med techs are to write that the resident refused the medication. Resident in room 127 was out of a medication, Senna. It was documented that the resident refused it because he did not have constipation. RP stated that "The leaders of the pack, Greg and Jerry" are instructing them to write refused because the facility was cited and they do not want to be cited again. RP expresses that they cannot document "falsehood" and at the same time, they…
Yommala had called the Supervisor for assistance as the patient was emotional during her counseling session. The patient wanted to seek medical attention at the ER and reports of no SI/HI. According to the patient and Yommala, this patient is currently in a DC situation with her ex-boyfriend, whom continue to harass the patient the clinic’s premise. The patient was advise that the clinic would contact 911 if the harassment should continue and for the patient to also contact the police department in her local town as well. During the session, the patient changed her mind about going to the ER but wanted to see mental health provider immediately rather than waiting about two weeks. It was recommended for Yommala to assist the patient with seeking a sooner appointment, like today to see her therapist if applicable. After this encounter, Yommala updated the Senior Counselor about other problematic issues with the patient, referring to her DCF case and stresses in her personal life. Yommala briefly discuss her plan to help her patient with her current dilemma.…
The plaintiff refused to consent to the treatment by the defendant, refused any medication, and refused to eat for five days. She was placed in blocked by bars, locked and bare room for six days. Defendant permitted no phone calls or letters in or out. Defendant telephoned orders in and prescribed certain medication. He often visited her during her stay. She was allowed to see her husband and children, but the no communications with the outside world, until a few days before she was discharged. She was forcibly held down by nurses until she stopped fighting to a second injection of a tranquilizer. She had previously been given a similar injection over her objection. The injections were ordered by defendant.…
SOCIAL HISTORY: Patient admits to alcohol ingestion nightly and on weekends. Denies tobacco use. Denies illicit drug use. He is married.…
OTH: Delayed Entry-On January 31, 2017, this Agent conferred with FSI Farr in regard to the Subject's complaint. It was explained that the Subject complained that he does not belong in the Domestic Violence Unit, because he does not know the victim or his address. He further informed the victim was his nurse (Kevin Damery) during his hospitalization at the Holy Cross Hospital. The Subject reported his boyfriend attacked him while he was visiting him at the hospital and a fight broke out between them. The Subject states he mistakenly hit the nurse (Damery) due him attempting to intervene in the fight. FSI Farr advised that this case will remain in the FAST…
The applicant is 38 year old married male with no children. Applicant currently resides with his significant as they both own their home together. The applicant is seeking admission to CSAC for the second time because according to the applicant, he says during his intake process, " I like it here, but the fees were too much weekly." The reason the applicant is being discharged from the Hartford Dispensary is due to his AWOL status as he left town due to a family emergency and did not notify the clinic in a timely manner for assistance with guest dosing. At this time, the patient's drug of choice is only heroin. His last used was 1-3 weeks ago, 3 bags by IV. The applicant was unable to identify any external factors as to why he is seeking treatment…
This article was about a case implicates the Georgia Regional Hospital, Atlanta. In January of 2009, a patient, Na Young, this patient has a history of psychotic episodes. This patient was released form the psychiatric hospital. On a Friday evening in January at the Regional Hospital in Atlanta, Na Yong, refused to sign the release paper. The patient go valance with the nurse and told her that she will now longer take the antipsychotic medication. The patient family pleaded the doctors and nurses to reconsider discharging her from the hospital. The patient prior to been admitted into the hospital had physically abused her mother on several occasion. Na Yong told physician and nurses that if she were discharge from the hospital she would kill her mother, which was the target of her schizophrenia-fueled rage. The hospital staff still…
The patient continue to discuss about her prior DCF case as she still parent through guilt and also being in a hospital for an abscess was an awaken for her for…
AB is a 17 year-old, heterosexual, African American male. AB was transferred to North Texas State Hospital, Vernon campus (NTSH-V) after being found to be Manifestly Dangerous by an Institutional Review Board at Terrell State Hospital (TSH) on 3/28/14. While he was TSH, his behavior deteriorated. He had multiple incidents ranging from verbal threats to physical aggression against peers and staff. The physical aggression was described as shoving, pushing and punching peers. AB engaged in property destruction, e.g., throwing chairs, tables, breaking furniture (e.g., metal lockers) and using the broken pieces to attack staff. AB was transferred back to NTSH on 3/28/2014 where he remains. AB has a medical diagnosis of epilepsy and takes Clonidine daily to control his seizures. His last seizure was about 2 years ago.…
According to my clinical experience and observation, communication between residents and team members is very crucial. Failing to report any negligence is a violation and can harm a patient and the facility. Mecklenburg Health and Rehabilitation Center must provide each resident a notice of rights, rules, services and charges as well as installing better fire alarm system which can be heard through entire facility according to the policies. Success is improving patient satisfaction which requires both organizational and tactical…
Please consider this letter as advanced notice for receiving a patient transfer. Ms. Angela Tennyson will be transferred into your custody on October 20th, 2013. I am a Registered Nurse at London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC), who has been providing care for Ms. Tennyson for the past month. I would like to see her have a smooth transition to your facility. The intent of this letter is to familiarize your staff with essential information regarding Ms. Tennyson’s needs and healthcare plan, while taking into consideration her physical, mental and emotional well-being. I trust that this information will not only help you, but also enhance the quality of life for Ms. Tennyson.…
On 11/22/16 at approximately 1245 ICS was activated in Intake for offender Bell OID 249710 for a seizure like activity. Upon arrival at the scene, offender was found lying on the floor in a prone position, hyperventilating, shaking and in no acute distress. Offender went in and out shaking and talking for about 10 minutes. She stated that, " I didnt do anything and I dont want to go to seg. I wanna talk to somebody." Offender was assessed and was found to be in astable condition. Offender calmed down and agreed to comply with staff. Offender was placed on the w/c and taken to Higbee. Offender was informed to notify medical if she has any medical concerns.…