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25 | Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Rose Ruppert conducted an unannounced case management visit to follow up on an incident report submitted to the department on May 8, 2024 by facility administrator. LPA was greeted and granted entry into the facility by Marcus Fuller, Direct Support Professional (DSP II) and explained the reason for the visit.
The purpose of this visit is for a case management incident where a client eloped from the facility. LPA requested staff and resident files and interviewed client (C1), staff (S1) and Adrianna Harbin, Administrator (AD).
S1 arrived at noon for his shift. C1 was on the phone with his grandmother and was clenching his fist. Client was told by grandmother he had received money. S1 was asked to speak with grandmother regarding the funds and it was unclear if the daughter had sent it. C1 ended the phone call and perseverated over the money not received.
Client has a history of Absent Without Leave (AWOL) from facilities in his medical assessment from Regional Center. He is not allowed to leave unassisted. On the date of the incident The AD, S1 and a second staff member were all present and there were three clients residing at the facility.
While S1 prepared dinner, C1 exited through the front door without shoes on. S1 immediately ran outside to visually check which direction C1 was heading. At that time the AD and second staff member were at the local grocery store purchasing supplies. Within minutes they arrived and AD called Anaheim Police Department (PD) to file a missing person report. PD Report # 24-70434 by Officer Wiseman. S1 loaded the two remaining clients in the van and drove the local neighborhood. The police found the client on Euclid Avenue and brought him to the hospital to be evaluated. They were able to reunite client with his facility based on the police report filed by AD. Upon interview of C1 he does not remember the incident and stated he is fine. AD always has three staff in the afternoon and C1 is always partnered with a staff member since the incident. |