Psychiatric Diagnosis: Anxiety

Anxiety disorders are a group of psychiatric diagnoses that involve excessive and persistent worry or fear. These disorders can significantly impact daily life and well-being.

MHF-M14-6607

Youth came to our ED this time on 2/21 after physical aggression at his GH where he injured staff. This is the 3rd time he has boarded with Fairview in the past month. The GH has taken him back previously however are reluctant this time and are considering an immediate suspension but may be willing to take him back one more time with additional supports. Trying to get started with Youth ACT for additional support, they are reviewing but have concerns related to DD and if they are a proper fit. County is also trying to pursue CABHH and PRTF simultaneously as they feel he needs a higher LOC but have not gotten acceptance. Was previously at Northwoods PRTF for 1.5 year. Looking for any additional supports that could be offered to this youth in the GH to make it successful. Currently has 3:1 staffing at the GH, psychiatry, therapy multiple times per week, has had MCCP behavioral analyst in the past and another referral is being made there, seeing if he may qualify for Youth ACT, and if not ACT looking to connect him to MIDB for psychiatry.

PCMC-M12-6603

Recurrent episodes of what appears to be anxiety attacks. Patient is supposed to be on Vyvanse but ran out of medication. Has had 2 previous non verbal episodes in the last 2.5 months.

PH-M12-6583

Recommending PRTF/RTC
12 year old male who presents to PrairieCare Inpatient Hospital due to suicide attempt with increased SI and SIB.
He has a history of several inpatient stays, has engaged in PHP, individual therapy, and family therapy
Funding to be established with Anoka County

Discharge Plan as of 2/13:
Interim Plan:
– Establish PHP with PrairieCare MOB (IRF Submitted, intake scheduled for 2/19 at 0930)

Establish RTC/QRTP: ( county funding to be established, referrals submitted)
– Bar None Haven (under review, ACCEPTED 2/11 with estimated admission for mid march)
– Gerard (under review)
– Mille Lacs (under review, immediate openings, ACCEPTED 2/11)
– Northwoods (six to nine month waitlist)
– PrairieCare
– North Homes (under review)

Continue with established outpatient providers:
– Psychiatry with Andrea Somers, MSN, PNP, PMHNP-BC at Associated Clinic of Psychology
– CMHCM with Anoka County (guardian working to establish)
– Therapy With Katie Carras at Conscious Healing Counseling
– Primary Care with Dr. Surekha Pagidipala At Park Nicollet in Brookdale

SMCF-M12-6505

Patient has had an increase in ED visits due to an increase in behavioral outbursts including aggression. Patient was transferred to an inpatient psychiatric facility, however, report they cannot meet his medical needs including his incontinence. He was transferred back to the ED. Parents continue to express safety concerns for patient and family members (mom, dad, and 9yr sister). Family report they cannot bring him home at this time. Patient has been denied for hospitalization. He continues to be physically and verbally aggressive towards hospital staff.

MHF-M16-6455

Youth came into our ED on 1/13/26 and was determined to be ready for discharge. Came from Grandparents who are refusing to take him home until he gets SUD treatment. He is unagreeable to SUD treatment at this time, willing to do OP. County is not funding shelter due to not having custody. Parent referred shelter referrals have been made however custodians refused the Bridge who were looking at accepting him. Has been to Lakeside Academy and Wings SUD treatment in the past and eloped from both. No waiver currently. FV Maplewood declined primarily due to pt being unagreeable to treatment, but also due to concerns of elopement and Grandparents being willing to get him from the ED. Has been declined by many other RTCs as well. Referral pending with Anthony Louis.

PH-F12-6449

Recommending PRTF
12 year old trans male who presents to PrairieCare Inpatient Hospital due to suicide attempt with increased SI, SIB, elopement, and aggression.
He has a history of several inpatient stays, has engaged in PHP, individual therapy, family therapy, and RTC at PrairieCare
Funding is in place for RTC with Hennepin County

Discharge Plan:
PRTF/RTC:
– PrairieCare Residential (administratively discharged due to acuity)
– Bar None Haven (under review)
– Nexus East Bethel ( under review)
– Grafton (referral submitted by PCR, Accepted )

Continue with established outpatient providers:
– Primary Care with Mhealth Fairview
– Psychiatry with Roman Becicka, MD at U of M
– CMHCM with Nakami Tongrit-Green at Hennepin County

PCMC-M9-6439

A 9-year-old male brought to the ER by his father. He has history of anger management which turns into aggression. The patient states that when he gets angry he just wants to hit things. Today he was hitting his mother in the face and back and also threatening to hit his little sister. He hit the wall creating holes. Threatened to burn himself with the radiator heater. He has been seen multiple times for the same issues. He was seen and Mayo Clinic behavioral health facility in October 2025. Family is working with the case worker named __________ The father states that the psychiatrist has referred him to behavioral health facility in Duluth and they are waiting for him to be excepted in placed in that facility through commitment. Parents are voluntarily allowing him to go to a facility tonight. They do not feel that their family and other siblings are safe at home with him.

CH8SCH-F16-6368

Patient was at Heartland Girls Ranch and reports that she tried to run from the facility, scratching her arm and hitting her head on the wall. Patient reported suicidal ideations with a plan. County is guardian of patient due to past abuse. County feels like patient needs PRTF level of care. On the waitlist at CABHH.

SBMC-F15-6411

Patient presented to the ED with her father after ingesting a screw while at school. EGD completed to remove the screw and she returned to the ED. Mental health team met with patient and father making the recommendation for acute inpatient MH placement. Patient denied ingestion to kill self and denied SI. She has a history of swallowing 2 AA batteries in Dec as well as another episode of swallowing a button batter a couple days prior. After those interactions she spent 11 on our medical floor waiting for a discharge plan. She was finally placed at an acute inpatient unit only to return home in a week with no additional supports in place. The original recommendation was for a long term residential placement but that was changed to discharging to home.