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Presented from home following an episode of aggressive behaviors. History of FAS, parents do not feel safe with patient returning to their home. Seeking crisis respite or shelter placement for patient. Has been calm and cooperative in the ED.
Recommended Service: Crisis Stabilization
Crisis stabilization services are mental health services, provided after crisis intervention, to help the member return his or her functioning to the level it was before the crisis.
MHF-F14-3188
Patient presented to the ED after self-presenting to a police station reporting herself as a run away. Ran away from shelter for about one week and reports staying with friends. County is guardian and looking at shelter or kinship placement options.
MHF-F0-3084
Patient presented from aunt’s home where she has been in foster placement, however aunt unwilling to allow to return home following an altercation about her cell phone. Unable to return to foster placement and CPS does not have immediate options for placement alternatives. Presents with aggression primarily toward family. HX of abuse.
MHF-M16-3091
Patient presented from Aspen House due to suicidal ideation and aggression. He has stabilized and is at baseline level of functioning. Patient unable to return to Aspen House and does not have an alternative placement he can go to. CPS looking into long term placement options. Presents with aggression and suicidal ideation, elopement.
MHF-M17-3101
Patient presented to the ED from school reporting suicidal ideation. Is able to safety plan for discharge however mother not answering calls and unable to discharge related to this. Historically has been in crisis respite placement after mother refused home last fall from a hospital stay.
MHF-M14-3054
Patient presenting from home due to dysregulation and aggressive behaviors towards family. Parents state they do not feel safe taking patient home until he is in RTC and refuse to discharge from the ED. Has case management, unclear where family is at in process of RTC referrals.
MHF-M15-3003
Patient presented from crisis respite due to increased dysregulation and behaviors. Crisis respite discharged patient and there are no alternative options. Patient with historical diagnosis of autism with developmental delay. Case manager working on crisis respite referrals and long term group home placement.
MHF-F16-2943
Patient presents from a family friend’s home where she was living however due to ongoing dysregulation and threats to harm the family, patient can no longer stay there. Mother does not feel safe with patient at home due to homicidal threats to family. Patient has no current options and needs long term placement.
MHF-F12-2934
Patient presented from home due to aggression and dysregulated behaviors, which are baseline for patient. Guardian will not allow her to return home, citing safety concerns for himself as patient often becomes aggressive with him. Patient has been to Gerard RTC in fall, 2023 but discharged without completing.
PH-F16-2321
UDPATES TO Discharge Plan 12/12/23:
-Grafton PRTF (Pt accepted, could admit 12/20, due to staffing moved back to mid-end of January)
-Nexus-East Bethel PRTF (Pt accepted, could admit mid -January)
-CABHH (Pt denied admission)
Recommending PRTF. Referrals completed.
Cannot return to previous Group Home. Per County, no interim plan available as parents and foster parents are reportedly not an option. Still seeking county to arrange interim living arrangement between Inpatient and PRTF – for crisis stabilization or group home.
Patient was previously at a group home, due to running away and SI/SIB, pt was readmitted to Inpatient. Inpatient hospitalizations 7/8/23-7/28-23, 9/29/23-10/13/23, 10/16/23-Present.
Patient has the following outpatient providers:
CPS Worker/Legal Guardian
CMHCM
GAL
Medication Management
PCP
School Counselor
Insurance: BCBS MN and MN MA
