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Medical Case Study: Rhonda Mullinax's Home

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R/s Ms. Moran stayed with her sister Rhonda Mullinax last night but today she has nowhere to go. ALLEGATIONS: R/s Dale Moran is not taking her medication and she doesn’t has anywhere to stay. R/s Ms. Moran is diagnosed with a mood disorder and she is not taking her medication. Ms. Moran has high blood pressure, congestive heart failure, high cholesterol and diabetes. RISK FACTORS CLIENT FACTORS (CHILD/VULNERABLE ADULT FACTORS): Dale Moran is a white female, born on 09/15/1957. She has high blood pressure, congestive heart failure, high cholesterol and diabetes. ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS (AND WORKER SAFETY): Rhonda Mullinax’s home address is Darlington Road, Gaffney, SC. It a white single wide trailer with an attached porch, it’s on the left

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