Damonei's Case Study

The reporting party (RP) stated her son Da' Rell Jones DOB: 10/12/85 has lived in the facility for approximately 13 years. The RP stated on a visit she observed that her son's right eyebrow was swollen and escorted her son outside of the home. The RP stated her son is non-verbal but understands and is able to shake his head yes and no. The RP asked her son if someone had hit him and he nodded yes. The RP stated she named off the names of the caregivers and when she came to a caregiver named Chips, her son identified the caregiver by nodding no. The RP stated she notified the Regional Center of the incident. The RP stated that she is being retaliated against for filing the complaint with the Regional Center. On one occasion while out with her

PER REPORTER: Keshia said she received the following information from a Nurse Practitioner by the name of (Tammie) that works with her. She said according to Tammie, Malia was brought into the clinic today by her babysitter (Linda) to be seen by a physician due to her suspecting that the child has been sexually abused. Tammie said Linda told her that she keeps the child for her uncle due to him being her caretaker at this time due to her mother being in jail. However, Tammie said Linda is suspicious that the child’s uncle may be sexually abuses her. Tammie mentioned that the Linda also told her that Malia has been displaying inappropriate behavior problems. Tammie said Malia is currently being taken to UMMC by the AMR due to her having scar

On 10/16/2015 I spoke with Kalila Dowden, parent of Kaylee P. at the operation . Ms. Dowden had come to pick her daughter up while I was at operation for the inspection. I spoke with Ms. Dowden in the office. Ms. Dowden stated Shana Myers the teacher of Kaylee had contacted her and stated she believed Kaylee had a seizure on the playground and EMS had been called. Ms. Dowden stated she had told Ms. Myers she was on her way. Ms. Myers stated shortly after arriving at the center EMS had shown up and she had refused care as she believed her daughter did not need to go to the hospital. Ms. Dowden did state she did not take her daughter to the doctor or hospital as her Neurologist is in Dallas and Ms. Dowden states she is aware of what she is suppose

R/s Christopher age (7) is an insulin-dependent diabetic. R/s Christopher medical needs are not being met. R/s special insulin is required for Christopher when he eats but sometimes he doesn’t get the insulin. R/s paternal grandparents Janet and James Hariis have custody of Christopher. R/s bio dad Timothy is incarcerated and bio mom Amanda had court on yesterday for previous drug charges. R/s Christopher condition is severe and the matter of him getting his medicine correctly is life and death. R/s there is a concern if Janet is physically able to care for the child due to Janet having Pancreatitis and Cirrhosis of the liver.

Ms. Tocco refuses to allow nurse case manager to contact medical providers. Appointments are not communicated in a timely fashion and then when they are she doesn’t want me in the examination room. I do not have the opportunity to speak with a medical provider to clarify or obtain documentation supporting what Ms. Tocco reports is a result of her auto accident.

The reporting party (RP) stated the foster child arrived to the hospital via ambulance on 9/21/15 at 7PM due to seizure disorder. The foster parents were not present during the transport to the hospital. The RP was concern regarding no bedside presence from foster parents. The foster child was a drug baby resulting in seizure disorder and withdraws. The RP stated the foster child was placed in the home on 9/10/15. The foster mother delayed her arrival to the hospital due to being tired. The foster mother did arrive at 8:40PM and informed the RN at 9:34PM that she wanted to go home. According to the RP the foster mother stated she had no legal right to the child. The RP spoke with Dr. Suzette Mohammed with the FFA who stated it was the hospital's

No knowledge of child’s medical history which can cause problems in diagnosing illness or most appropriate medical treatment

EREPORT # 19159 stated the following: We have a toddler, Kyrie Peterson, who has been enrolled since 11/5/2015. We are starting to have serious concerns about the parents ability to care of her and they are expecting #2 any day now. Anytime we try to reach them we get voice mail from both parents. Last week on Thursday we sent her home to get checked for Hand Foot and Mouth, she comes back Friday and mom said her ears are all clear with a Dr.s note. We didn't send her for her ears. By 10 AM Friday I had to call them again (voice mail again for both) because she has a fever of 101 WITHOUT the extra degree and had been sleeping at school since 9 am. She slept on her cot in the office until they finally "had time" to come and get her. I made it

REPORTER: The reporter/cousin (Quaniesha) called with concerns for the victim, Ziriah (6 month old baby). According to the reporter, the victim has a really bad diaper rash; in the inside of the vagina lips, there is white crusty stuff coming out. The baby’s butt is red and bumpy, and it looks like “it’s rotten”. Courtney told the reporter she took the child to the doctor (3/4 months ago/before Thanksgiving); the reporter said this is the first time the victim has had a diaper rash, it’s just getting worse. The reporter said Courtney doesn’t have any prescriptions for the baby, but the mother said they gave her some cream (Destin). The reporter hasn’t seen mom with the cream, and she said the Destin cream is in her home now empty. The reporter

Family History: Patient lives in her mother’s house with her two children. The patient reports a

If this scenario happened in an outpatient clinic or urgent care center and there were physicians who were more dedicated to patient safety a report to child protective services may have been made regarding the child’s injuries. This child deserves to have her rights observed and

PER REPORTER: The mother works at Wal-Mart in Louisville. Sandy said she has custody of Deven but it's unknown if it's true. Deven is very malnourished. Reporter stated her 3 year old granddaughter weighs more than him. He weighs 30 pounds and not 35 pounds. He is 7 years old and still wear a 2T in clothes. Per reporter, Deven is malnourished because he has to tend to himself. Reporter stated whenever he is at her home, he eats small meals and have 2-3 bites because he is full and can't eat anymore. Reporter stated she doesn't believe Deven is being fed. He is always dirty and his clothes don't fit. Whatever he eats, he goes and get it on his own. He said it hurts his stomach to eat. Deven is sick all the time and his father (Brian) takes him to the doctor. When

This is a child that was referred to CM on November /2014 for post discharge follow up process due to seizures episodes and Dx grand mal w intract epilepsy. Also, child has PMH of Cerebral palsy/GERD/ Microcephaly/developmental delay. CM educated and listening Mother regarding her child’s disease in order to prepare her for coming and changes

E-Report stated the following: Koltyn’s parents were supposed to bring him to the pediatrician’s office for a follow up appointment due to failure to thrive. His parents missed the appointment. He was admitted to the hospital for almost 2 weeks prior to this and had weight gain in the hospital. They went home and are back in the hospital for the same reason and respiratory distress. They failed to follow up after discharge from the hospital and he still has no vaccines. This has been an issue with the parents repeatedly. Yesterday, I reported this to Alabama because the only address we had was an Alabama address. Alabama DHR came to the hospital immediately. I received a call from the worker, Ariel Brown stating she knows

The patient was brought to the clinic for a clinic visit. She has severe eczema on her arms, legs, and body but the place of concern is her mouth. In her mouth, she has severe ulcers, bleeding gums, and a thick white substance attached to her tongue. Reporter believes she has a severe infection in her mouth. The mother and grandmother were at the visit. They stated the child has been unable to eat or drink. She has lost 3 pounds within the last couple of weeks. Reporter has concerns of ongoing neglect. The child weighs 25 pounds and that's less than the 1st percentile for her age. Reporter advised that she be admitted to the hospital for IV fluids and medications. She appeared to be lethargic, dehydrate, and in severe pain due to her mouth