Angel Lopez Case Summary
On 8/14/17 Joseph Gomez, Wellness Coach (WC) made a visit to Angel Lopez (Tenant) at his apartment for the purpose of following up on her mental health, medical wellness and to address any issues she may be experiencing. When WC arrived Tenant was quite cordial.
Tenant was dressed appropriately and was well groomed. When WC arrived tenant was reading the news on the internet. He appeared to be mentally stable.
SYMPTOM MANAGEMENT
WC asked Tenant how he was doing and he responded he is doing fine and has no pressing issues or concerns to report. He reports he has no money management problems or depression bouts.
Tenant continues to have difficulties with his snap on dentures. snap-on dentures fit over any remaining teeth and attach
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HEALTH SERVICES
Tenant reported that recently had a colonoscopy that allows his doctor to look at the inner lining of his large intestine (rectum and colon). WC encouraged Tenant to keep all medical appointments and speak to the physician about any concerns he may have.
Tenant then told WC a bothersome account of “friend” that asked him to give him a $100 personal loan. A week late tenant asked this “friend for a favor. He needed a colonoscopy and needed someone to accompany him to the appointment. He then asked the “friend” to accompany him and the ‘friend” agreed to go with him
A week later, tenant asked friend when he would be able to repay him his $100 loan? The friend bluntly refused to pay him back his money. The “friend” replied that he would not pay him back because he escorted him to the medical appointment.
Tenant was counseled about the dangers of lending out money to so called friends. He was also warned to be careful around some friends that may want to take advantage of him. Frenemies are the people in your life who act as though they’re your friend but do some oddly enemy-like things to you on more than an occasional
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