{"Short_Answer__76":"SS_Success Homes-HC-2021-04","Date__77":"04\/28\/2021","Multiple_Choice__78":"Scott Schifsky","Short_Answer__80":"Success Homes","Short_Answer__81":"Amy R or P","Short_Answer__83":"763-533-628 (main line)","Multiple_Choice__84":"Termination of Services","Multiple_Choice__85":"Hennepin County","Free_Text__87":"\"Termination is necessary for person's welfare and needs can't be met; safety of others is endangered and positive support strategies were unsuccessful\r\n\r\nSuccess Homes, Inc. has made attempts to allow person to remain in the home by meeting with the team to find positive support approaches to minimize the behaviors that cause the outbursts that he has displayed. He has become physically aggressive with peers, staff and himself and destroyed property that has resulted in him being transferred to the hospital for assessment. Medication changes have been unsuccessful and attempts to manage these behaviors have been unsuccessful. Success Homes, Inc. feels that the behaviors require a more secure setting and structured placement. He has now displayed behaviors that pose a threat to his peers and staff that cause them to feel endangered and unsafe in their current placement. He has worked with crisis facilities that were unsuccessful in the past. Attempts have been made with medication changes and behavior supports that have been unsuccessful for staff and him. We feel he's a threat to his peers and the staff are immanent enough at this point to terminate services.\""}