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Uncontrolled Disorders Case Study

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Late Entry On 1/28/2016, CM met with the client to complete Bi-Weekly ILP Review and to follow up and client uncontrolled seizures disorder. In the meeting client continues to appear space out and disoriented. Her affect was flat. SOCIAL SUPPORT UPDATE: Client reported today she had another uncontrolled seizures disorder and she refuses medical attention. Client continues to report her seizures is due to the shelter environment. EDUCATION: Client report she is not interested. EMPLOYMENT UPDATE: Client is WECARE/FEDCAP exempt due to her disability. RESOURCE UPDATE: Client is currently receiving SSI in the amount of $733.00. SAVINGS: Client has approximately $ 500.00 dollars saved with on-site administration. LEGAL UPDATE: Client report …show more content…

Once CM received the updated psychiatric evaluation CM will submit 2010e application. Client also has an active LINC IV (plus) voucher with expiration 3/23/2016. Client submitted copy of housing log. Client is MRT acceptance its pending. REVIEW ILP AND CLIENT RIGHTS AND CLIENT CODE OF CONDUCT: CM reiterates the shelter rule and regulation and for the client to maintain her dorm area clean and clutter free and for the client to adhere to the shelter 10pm curfew. WORKER ASSESSMENT OF CURRENT Due to the client uncontrolled seizure disorder she is decompensating. Client report she is in compliance in taking her medications, and due to the client refusal in having staff monitor her medications; staff is not sure if the client is complaint. Due to the client uncontrolled seizure disorder, she needs to be in a SRO that offer on-site staff. The plan of action is: Client must maintain dorm clutter free, client must participate in all scheduled meetings, client must accept firs suitable housing offers, client must maintain all on-site and off-site medical appointments, client must maintain medication regimen, client must adhere to the saving contract. CM reviewed the Bi-Weekly ILP Review. Client agreed and

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