PH-F16-4145

Recommendation is for dual diagnosis residential programming (ASAM 3.5)

Patient arrived at Inpatient from ED due to increased suicidal ideation. This is his 5th psychiatric inpatient hospitalization in the past few years. He has done RTC through Northwest Passages, PC PHP, and began programming at Options day tx before it closed. He does have a history of aggression towards school peers although aggression has not been a concern while in programming or hospitalized.

Discharge Plan:
Dual Diagnosis RTC:
Dual Diagnosis RTC:
-Newport (patient declined due to impulsivity and aggression concerns)
-MHealth Fairview, Maplewood (declined due to acuity of MH and aggression)
-Hazelden (in network benefits approved – initial phone screen complete, awaiting decision for setting up next assessment)
-Wings (pt declined due to physical aggression in previous six months)
-Rogers BH (Referral sent – guardian to complete phone screening and then pt screening will be scheduled)
-Lakeside Academy (Christian based program – patient declines referral due to this)
-Bar None Omegon (unable to refer – only accepts biological males)
-Anthony Louis Center (unable to refer – will not accept those needing dimension 3 ratings or above)

EHS-M16-4154

Patient was brought to ED after making suicidal and homicidal statements during his psychiatric medication appointment. He was evaluated and inpatient psychiatric stabilization was recommended. While in the ED he has been calm and cooperative. Denying suicidal ideation or Homicidal ideation at this time. He does recognize that he has been dysregulated and struggling to find effective coping skills. Recent increase in conflict at home. Has been engaging in self-harm. Mom does not feel safe having him in the home at this time.

AH-F15-4120

Presented following disclosing suicidal ideation at school. Previous foster home is unwilling to take her back due to mental health needs. County/hospital is pursuing therapeutic foster care and group homes. She has previously been placed at JDC due to running away from home. She has not run away from previous placements

RMC-F16-4041

16 year old female who was brought in by EMS in 4-point restraints after being restrained by PD trying to enter river to “drown herself”. Patient argued with her mother just before she threatened to “drown herself in the river;” destruction of house/property per mother’s report. Patient admits to past similar behaviors and has multiple MH hospitalizations on record.

PH-F15-3876

Recommendation is for Level 5 Residential Treatment; patient is currently inpatient.

Patient presented to inpatient from the ED due to an increase in SI and risky behaviors. Patient has had two previous psychiatric inpatient hospitalization, has attempted PHP, and engaged in outpatient mental health services.

Discharge Plan:
RTC: (JST Thursday 5/30 at 1030 to approve funding for RTC)
Avanti (ACCEPTED – opening 6/11, pending county funding support)
Gerard (referral sent & received – under review, tentative openings August)
North Homes (referral resent & received – under review)
PCR (accepted – insurance OON, county unable to support county contract for funding)

PRTF:
Grafton (referral sent & received – under review)
DHS PRTF eligibility (approved 5/13)

CMHCM: Sherburne County

Continue with established outpatient providers:
-Individual Therapy: Nystrom & Associates
-Family Therapy: Nystrom & Associates
-Medication Management: Allina Health Clinic Cambridge

CH-M17-4047

Pt brought in because they locked themself in their room and wouldn’t come out. Police involvement encouraged patient to come in to see a therapist. Dad refused to take patient home fearing that patient would become aggressive. Patient has historically been violent in times of parents taking away electronics. CPS report made. CPS did not feel patient should be forced to go home with dad because patient was threatening dad while in the ER that they were going to notify police that dad and roommate forced them to take marijuana edibles. Referral made to 180 degree shelter, who declined.

PH-F11-3982

The patient presented after expressing homicidal thoughts (threats of aggression) toward her grandmother with whom she lives. Patient was on her way home from school when she pulled her school lvan driver’s arm to the back of the van as she did not want to return home. Patient was then returned to her school where her grandmother picked her up and eventually brought her to the Emergency Department. Since her presentation to the Emergency Department, the patient has not displayed any aggressive behavior. Patient has irritability and emotional outbursts with grandparent(s) and has displayed these behaviors at school as well. Has mostly been pleasant and cooperative in the Emergency Department. Has some attention seeking behaviors when the Emergency Department is busy.

NMH8R0MGH-M19-3995

19 year old left his adoptive home for a walk, then stopped at a private home and requested that 911 be called due to having suicidal thoughts. Patient is in high school. 4 visit to the ER in two weeks.

MHF-M10-3883

Update 5/23/24: Needs psycho-sexual eval, but there is no place to send him to have it done as it can’t be done in the hospital.
Pt was brought into ED on 5/11 by mother due to allegations of abuse. Mother resides in DV shelter and shelter is not allowing pt to return there due to pt behaviors (bangs his head, kicks walls, makes threats, aggression toward mother.) Mother is trying to find new housing so that pt can return to her. County referrals made to Northwoods, North Homes, Village Ranch and Mille Lacs Academy- programs thus far are months out. Barrier to many programs is pt age. County JST is meeting today at 10:30am to discuss further options. Planning to refer for Nexus YCT once discussed with all team members and ROI is received.

EH8D-F10-3962

Pt has been living in the Residential Services-Jewel Group home for over a year. They gave a 60 day termination of service due to their inability to manage her escalating behaviors (last day of services 6/25/24). They have 2:1 staffing for her. These behaviors include harm to self, or others, striking out, choking herself, throwing things and threatening to kill herself and others. She had been attending TSA day treatment until March after an altercation with a peer. She is currently at a 4th grade level and has an IEP. She was brought to the Welia Mora ED on 5/9 and 5/10 as well as Children’s ED on 5/14 looking for “other placement” and was discharged due to not meeting criteria for inpatient hospitalization.

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