Danny Cunningham's Case Summary

Case Overview The case revolves around one Johnny Juneau, a 57-year old man who may, in fact, be mentally retarded. Juneau has not held a job since 1978, rarely leaves his rural home, and is somewhat detatched from reality probably never reading daily newspapers or watching the local news; and is thus unfamiliar with inflation, current prices, and changes to local ordinances and laws.

R/s Alene Collins suffers from arthritis, depression, hypertension, a history of fracture arm, a history of right hip fracture, and she is hard of hearing. R/s Ms. Collins lives alone and needs assistance with some of her ADLs, she has 10 hours of care from CLTC. R/s Ms. Collins has a history of falling so she has a lifeline. R/s Ms. Collins is having difficulty breathing due to mold and mildew in the home. R/s the roof has a leak and according to Shala Martin (daughter), they don’t have insurance to fix it.

On December 30th, 2015 at 0357 hours Deputy Akins responded to a battery of a family member. When the Deputy arrived on the scene he was approached by Kimberly Corp and Tayia Corp who advised that John Paul Branfield Corp had punched them. Deputy Akins asked the victims to explain in detail what had happened.

On this date worker visited Walker Rehabilitation in Carbon Hill Al., for the purpose of monitoring Ms. Phillips placement. When worker arrived Ms. Phillips was in bed sleeping but woke when her name was called out. Ms. Phillips was dressed appropriately with good personal hygiene. Ms. Phillips did not remember worker from previous visits but was friendly with worker. During visit, Ms. Phillips talked about her roommates and appears to have adjusted well to her new living arrangement. This was a concern for Ms. Phillips because she went from a room for two into a room of four. Ms. Phillips stated she enjoys the food but doesn't participate in activities. Ms. Phillips stated the only time she leaves her room is to eat and get a bath. Worker

Summary: Shamar McAllister is a 19-year-old male who was referred by his STEP- South teacher Shannon Beliveau. As Shamar is his own guardian, a comprehensive orientation was provided to him at school on 10/24/17. Shamar and this counselor reviewed agency services; employment purpose of MRS program; that an employment outcome shall be in an integrated setting; eligibility criteria; services available through MRS and the statewide workforce investment system; the individualized nature of the program; the requirement to use other sources of funds before MRS can pay for services; how the applicant will be involved in making informed choices regarding their rehabilitation program; customer contribution; the agency’s order of selection for

On October, 24, 2004, Bradley Harrison was driving a rented a vehicle from Vancouver to Toronto. However, the rented vehicle did not have a front license plate, which is an offence if the vehicle is registered in Ontario. An Ontario Provincial Police officer, constable Bertoncello, pulled over the rented vehicle. Bertoncello realized that the vehicle was from Alberta and decided to do a background check on the vehicle if it was rented in Alberta. Bertoncello learned that the vehicle was properly registered and no offence was committed.

I represent the children of Maudie Miller Oliphant, Dianne Oliphant, Jan Oliphant and Lloyd Oliphant who are concerned about Maudie Miller Oliphant’s health, safety, and her ability to live alone in her house. They feel that Ms. Oliphant needs around the clock care, and she is reluctant to agree to that. Moreover, she is confused and does things which puts her safety in jeopardy such as, carrying open flames around her house to light a candle.

D/A: Maurice Brown had one appointment this week. On 12/14, he was seen by Doctor Nat Ramani of the GI Associates of Delaware. According to Doctor’s note, consumer tolerated procedure well. He did not have fever, rash, or chills post procedure, but still complains of having periumbilical abdominal pain frequently for 2-3months. He describe pain as sharp in nature, rates it 7 out of 10, wakes him up from sleep at night, no exacerbating factors, radiates to both sides of his abdomen, alleviating on passing gas and having a BM. On 12/14, 12/17, Mr. Brown went for his dialysis. On 12/17, he went twice, in the morning at 10:00 a.m. and in the afternoon at 4p.m. when this writer his Case Manager asked him how his treatment was going? He said ‘’fine,

Ms. Brooks’s cognitive memory has improved since initial visit and she is physically able to care for herself. After receiving therapy at Shadescrest she returned home with her son. After a couple of day at home he took Ms. Brooks to Senior Care in Winfield. There Ms. Brooks was discharged to Eagle Rest Group Home. Owner Ms. Sharon Wade has accepted full responsibility for Ms. Brooks and is in the process of becoming legal

R/s Rachel Morton recently had a pace maker placed in her and will need physical therapy at home. R/s Ms. Morton’s children won’t allow anyone in the home. R/s the home is not in livable conditions. R/s Mr. Morton is a hoarder and she can’t use the walker due to the clutter. R/s Ms. Morton’s sons, Terry and William call the police wherever family comes to visit Ms. Morton. R/s Terry has a mind of a 7-year-old and William has a history of alcohol and drugs abuse. R/s William suffered a brain injury and has brain damage.

On this date worker visited the residence of Mr. William Teske, for the purpose of monitoring his situation. When worker arrived, Mr. Teske was heating up a microwave dinner. He stated he was his favorite, spaghetti and meatball. Mr. Teske remembered worker from previous visits. Mr. Teske was appropriately dressed with acceptable hygiene. There was mail lying around the apartment and there the odors of cigarette smoke. During visit Mr. Teske keep O2 on and did not smoke. Mr. Teske thanked worker for helping him get Medicare part A. He stated he still receives Elder Care and home health but HH switched from Amedysis HH to Alacare HH and Alacare is in the process of changing him from HH to Hospice. His only complaint was that too many people

The resident faces the medical problem of being a dementia patient. The result of this has caused anger, physical assault and incontinence after restraining the resident. The social issues that are presented is Mrs Alston lives in an aged care facility that is not only sectioned for residents with high care needs but also other residents with the same degree of illness. Another problem is that she has been taking other people’s belongings.

Suddenly Marjorie was faced with many challenges beyond the stress of Herbert’s health condition. Now she needs to know her options for care and how to make arrangements to place Herbert in residential care as well as be able to fund it. She also needs to be able to afford to live herself and take care of the bills that Herbert previously handled.

Because of the growing demands of her husband’s worsening condition Mrs Woods now has to depend on other family members to facilitate her with tasks that Mr Woods can no longer undertake due to his COPD, and frequent visits to the

Both of the gentlemen stated they had been in other homes and that this was the nicest home they had been in. Kenneth complained of his first home ¡°smelling more like a zoo than a nursing home.¡± John told me that his last home was on the South Side and that the neighborhood was filled with gang bangers and hoodlums. When his family visits here though, they wheel him through the Lincoln Park neighborhoods and it¡¯s nice. For all of the questions that I asked these two men, they had just as many questions for me. Heading in to this assignment, I hadn¡¯t really considered that someone would be asking ME questions. In the midst of all that happens in nursing homes, it¡¯s important to remember that these residents aren¡¯t just dependent, older people, but that they are still people just like you and I.