Recommending level 5 RTC
16-year-old male who presented to PrairieCare Inpatient Hospital as a step up from PHP. When home for the weekend, he had increased emotional and behavioral dysregulation with symptoms of psychosis and was brought to the ED by his mother.
He has a psychiatric history of disruptive mood dysregulation disorder, autism spectrum disorder with accompanying intellectual impairment, intellectual developmental disorder, mild, fetal alcohol syndrome, and ADHD.
This is his second psychiatric inpatient hospitalization; he was attending PHP prior to this hospitalization and has a history of psychiatric outpatient services.
Race/Ethnicity: White
AH-M14-6314
Currently in custody of St. Louis County. Ongoing CPS case management. Due to presenting incident that involved patient threatening SI and possibly threatening other family members in the home, current foster placement unwilling to have patient return.
HCMCH-F13-6284
Due to poly trauma patient has had lengthy hospitalization with multiple orthopedic injuries. Her psychiatric needs surpass inpatient physical medicine and rehab needs.
In need of psychiatric crisis respite facility with 24/7 supervision and/or psychiatric residential placement. Has not yet been screened through Anoka County QRTF screening team.
MHF-F13-6278
Youth came into our ED 10/31 after an altercation in the car with Mom, on the way from being discharged from RTC after 6 months there. Mom reports she can not take her home. County would prefer higher level of care than RTC however she has been denied by Grafton, so only 1 potential option remains and referral was made. MNchoices is being completed today 11/5. Exploring all options currently. Has recent sexual exploitation history.
AH-M6-6272
Behavioral dysregulation in the context of Familial Foster Home, and in care of respite provider. Breaking items in the home environment. Suicidal behaviors “wrapping items around his head”. CPS involved. Working towards residential placement.
PH-F16-6225
Recommending RTC/PRTF.
16-year-old transgender male who presents to PrairieCare Inpatient Hospital due to increased SI and SIB. Patient has a history of several inpatient stays and a significant trauma history.
MHF-M9-6137
Youth came to ED 9/22 from Foster Home after aggressive behavior and is unable to return there. Was recently in FV IP unit until 9/19. County has temp custody and is looking for other foster options, but he has been circulated on the list since end of July with no acceptance. Expedited MNchoices is reportedly being requested.
MCR-F14-5997
Comes from Von Wald 180 degrees after being there almost 5 days, due to her statements about “what would happen if someone died here,” and some fixation on the gas stove causing concern that she would tamper and cause harm to many. She is removed from family home and there are complex family dynamics. She is adopted and is the youngest of 6. Adoptive mom is in TCU level of care and cannot care for her, needing supervised visits, and dad is not able to have contact. CPS and MH workers involved. This week she was certified disabled and hopefully a CADI SW will be assigned soon!
NMH8R0MGH-F15-6156
Patient has a long history of suicidal ideation and self cutting behavior. She was released from Prarie Care 3 days ago with a recommendation from her psychiatrist there to be admitted to a residential living facility. She was released as a final attempt of living independently with outpatient care. patient reports cutting her thigh with a piece of glass and she told her mother she did not feel safe going to school , came to ED for help.
MHF-M13-6110
Pt came to FV ED from North Homes, after aggressive behaviors, and they are unable to take him back at this time, stating he needs a higher level of care. He has a history of aggression and often refuses medications. Grandparents are the current custodians and are unable to have him. A referral has been made to CABHH however their wait list is long. A DA is being completed by an OP provider 9/24 as there is not a current one. MNchoices is also being completed 9/24.
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