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Case Study: Bed Bug Abuse

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Reporting party (RP) stated that after visiting with her client, resident Bruce Thompson (DOB: 06/24/60), RP removed the resident from the facility due to severe bed bug sores that were bleeding. RP stated that she has not seen a case of bed bug bites this severe. RP stated that they left the resident's belongs at the facility along with his medication. RP stated that the caregiver/facility (Caregiver information is unknown to RP) would not relinquish the resident's medications to him. RP stated that the resident paid $1,000.00 per month to resident at the facility. RP had to replace the residents clothing and medication.

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