Tina Southerland Case Summary

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Upon receipt of this referral, I contacted Tina Southerland to discuss the case. I contacted Beaumont Botsford Hospital and obtain Mrs. Schaefer’s room number 454B. I spoke with the nursing staff and I inquired about who was the assigned case manager. The staff seemed confused on who was assigned and they paged a case manager, I spoke with her regarding Mrs. Schaefer and that I would be making a visit the next day, 7/14/17. I inquired about obtaining necessary paperwork and I was informed the nursing station can help me obtain the information that I needed. I notified Mrs. Schaefer’s daughter in-law and left a voice mail message. She later returned the call and wanted to be present. I coordinated to meet with her and Mrs. Schaefer at Mrs.

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