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3pm Med Case Study

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Manny will be starting day program at connection in Wilmington starting next week from 9am-3pm. My main concern is about his 3pm med, since he using Dart transportation between those timeframe, My assumption is that he will likely not be home until between 4-5. what should will do about his 3pm

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