Recommended Service: Group Home

Group Homes are residential facilities where individuals, often children or adults with special needs, live in a group setting with support and supervision provided by trained staff.

MHF-F16-987

Patient is a 16 year old female presenting to the UMMC West Bank Adult ED for the following concerns: parent-child conflict. Patient has most recently been to Prairie Care inpatient facility. Patient’s mother reports patient has been skipping school and running away, so she locked her out of their apartment. Patient’s mother won’t accept patient back into her home.
 

MHF-F12-655

Patient presented after RTC in Nevada abruptly closed that patient was residing at; patient was flown home to MN and brought directly to the ED due to lack of placement following RTC closing. Patient is under guardianship of Otter Tail county. History of aggressive behaviors in community and placements however has been calm throughout ED stay.

MHF-F14-674

Patient presented to the ED from PHP for making homicidal threats towards foster mother and other children in the home, during a family meeting. Foster mother doesn’t feel safe bringing the patient home.

MHF-F12-680

Patient presented to the hospital by police for suicidal ideation, homicidal ideation, and physical and verbal aggression towards her family after lowering a dose of patient’s medication. Patient’s mother doesn’t feel safe with her returning home.

5/3/23 discharged to home

C8SM8SP-M15-525

Present at Children’s St.Paul due to behavioral dysregulation. Previously admitted for over 1 month and readmitted due to failed discharge to group home. Pt previously at Abbott NW for extended period of time prior to Children’s Hospitalization. Anoka County working to seek discharge placement. Present due to history of aggression. Has period of non-aggression, most recently has not had behavioral codes in past 3 weeks (as of 4/21/23.) Struggles with overstimulation, sensory needs and emotional regulation.

PH-M14-47

Child admitted to ED in agitated state with foster parents. Has had history of trauma and abuse. School refusal and elopement from past treatment settings.