Soc 346 Case Study

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CCIB received SOC 341 from reporting party (RP) stating that resident Sam Bordeaux (DOB: 02/25/40) was sent to the hospital by staff who stated that they could not handle the resident's level 4 dementia and aggression. When the resident was medically stable for discharged from ED, staff at the facility refused to accept the resident back into the facility. RP stated that the facility is not taking the proper channels for eviction and they are not assisting with arranging for higher level of care for the resident.

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