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history of mental health disorders (ADHD, aggressive behavior) who is brought in by EMS from home in restraints with significant psychomotor agitation. He harmed animals in the home. He is self-harming; he harmed family. He tried to stab himself with various items in the house. Per medic, he ran away from home last night and was brought back home by police. For the rest of the night into today, he has been significantly agitated at home. He has been hitting his head in the wall, biting and himself and hitting various body parts on walls at home. He also reportedly threw his stepmom’s dog into the wall a couple of times. He had spit at multiple EMS providers and police on scene and then kicked a police officer as well. Parents, who arrive shortly after his arrival here in the emergency department, say that he has been more agitated recently and his self-harm is a new behavior problem for him. He did get his morning and afternoon medications. He was taken off of Abilify 2 weeks ago, and unfortunately that has not changed or altered his behavior. He was also started on Lamictal, without improvement.
Race/Ethnicity: White
C8SM8SP-F11-7131
Child presented to Children’s with group home staff after pt had continuous behavioral escalations at the group home. Pt was unable to play with balloons with peers and got upset, leading to dysregulations and ran away from group home. Pt was found by police and became physically aggressive towards others. Pt assaulted staff, assaulted sheriff deputies and broke windshields with rocks. She is unable to return to group home.
CH8SCH-F12-7116
Patient presented with Benadryl overdose requiring ICU stabilization. Unable to return home at this time as she requires residential SUD treatment. Struggling with obtaining facility call backs and finding locations that accept her age and insurance.
OCC0FS-F17-7034
Was hospitalized in at Prairie Care Psychiatric Hospital discharged May 30th- June 15th for significant self-harm by cutting, recommendations were residential, was accepted to Newport, Prairie Care RTC, and Rogers; however, due to bed availability was discharged home and started Prairie Care PHP on June 16/17th. Wound became infected on leg, he was hospitalized and treated for Sepsis, wound vac was placed. He was discharged home with recommendations of residential treatment once wounds healed. He was unable to go back to PHP or Residential (there was a bed opening at one of the placements) he was unable to return to PHP or be admitted to Residential due to wound vac/wound care needs. Within 24 hours of discharge, he was back in the hospital due to self-inflicted wounds on his leg caused by a blade of a box cutter requiring medical intervention and hospitalization. He has been in the hospital since his wounds are healing, there is no longer a wound vac, 9 or the 10 wounds have been sutured and one on his leg requires wound packing 2x per day.
CH8SCH-F15-6993
Patient is well known to our ER/Hospital. She previously boarded in the ER 3/12/25-5/9/25 when she was transitioned to the Adolescent inpatient unit and boarded until 10/2/25. Patient moved into a group home built for her.
Patient returned to our ER on 6/28/26 and the group home suspended services effective 6/29/26 due to the level of aggression patient has displayed and injuries to staff. Sherburne County and patient’s guardian (adoptive mom) are not appealing.
MCR-F12-7001
12 y.o. female who was psychiatrically admitted following a suicide attempt at the local crisis center in the context of conflict with peers. There have been concerns of child maltreatment in the home, with a history of foster placements. Active child protection involvement. She struggles to communicate her emotional needs adequately, and this frequently translates to provocative, explosive, or attention-seeking behaviors to get her needs met. The county is currently hoping for a 30 day assessment for further diagnostic clarity and treatment recommendations.
MHF-M16-6918
Youth came into the ED on 5/29 from adoptive parents home. They are not allowing him to return home. Has CMH and DD waiver CMs and the County has said they will not approve CRS placement as the family has not followed through on the less restrictive alternative services first. (Is on wait list for ABA, positive supports, and family has not followed up on in home crisis respite.) County is looking at temp out of home crisis respite options, but none with youth openings currently. County Placement Screening team is meeting tomorrow, 6/11, to determine if they will approve any additional out of home placement options.
MHF-F16-6930
Youth came to our ED 6/5 from Mom’s home. Previously resided with Dad, moved to Mom’s 3 weeks ago, neither are willing to allow pt to return to their home. Youth has CADI waiver. Not currently open with CMH as they need youth to agree to those services. County is willing to look for short term crisis respite with a plan to return to parents after, but not willing to explore CRS. No LOC recommendation for treatment placement at this time.
PH-M16-6937
16-year-old male with a history of depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, and significant early childhood trauma, presenting to the Brooklyn Park Inpatient program following a serious suicide attempt by strangulation. He has a history of multiple prior psychiatric hospitalizations and suicide attempts, with a recent period of stability after adoption into a supportive home. However, recent stressors and discontinuation of psychiatric medications have led to a recurrence of depressive symptoms, trauma-related nightmares, and some trauma related visual hallucinations.
MHF-M14-6924
Youth came into the ED 6/3 from home, and father is refusing to allow him to return. Is open to CADI, has CMH through Fraser, and CPS worker currently. Has private insurance primary and MA secondary. Dad is currently refusing crisis respite and wants RTC but reports he has been told by providers that pt needs to complete IPMH before getting RTC, and has been denied by most MN placements. DA currently recommends level 5. Team is working on referral to Leo Hoffman today.