Kay is right.

But I don't believe an old case manager has the right to give this
information any more. Even if they had the right at one time.

You have to resign this paperwork with the new people when they
are put with your case. And the old people have no rights any more.

Donna

Very depressed. Reminds me of when it started back in the late 60s, early 70s. BF

It appears that your former case manager broke the law.

Is that true?


M

Do you know if your old case manager provided your BIL with ANY information about you? Because that is the point of contention...

Friend,

I would be asking your present case manager. Why your old case manager was talking to your brother in law? And how he had access to your present information. Because he honestly shouldn't have had. Unless you gave him
permission to have. Derrick has a case manager, probably not exactly the same. But he also has a past case manager. When I switched his case manager, I took all rights from the old one away to see his records. But in the case of his records, the state also would have taken them away. Because even though they work for the same company the records are seen only by the people presently assigned to his case.
1. He has a present behavior therapist, a past behavior therapist.
2. He has present provider, Past providers.
3. Company assigned as his company to give his services. Past one.
And as off very soon, he will be moving companies. So when he moves, only
the new one and if I chose to let anyone else know how many hours he has will know.

So the example is only those who are serving Derrick at present know what his services are. Or what his Disabilities, doctors, or possible illnesses. Case in point on this, he started seeing a Gastronoligist for things in his blood work, after moving companies and case managers, the old have no clue about this. Its something that could at some point be important.

It's possible that my new case manager made a mistake the way she worded what my older case manager said. It's possible, and probably that she didn't say anything at all to my bol. BF

I'm going to have to move out of here. I have a number of months. I have knee problems. Big problems.

I hope that HUD can help me. Did I spell it right?

I'm depressed, and feel a little shattered inside. BF

yes your case manager will help you with all of that.
I am sorry that you have to move.
((((HUGS))))
bizi

Friend,


HUD = Department of Housing and Urban Development.


Your case manager is going to help you with this stuff.

Keep trust.


M

Your case manager should be able to find someone to help you move your stuff...

However, it is your BIL's fault you have to move, so he should have to pay for the helpers to pack and move your things. I don't know who would be best to relay that to him? Possibly your niece if you word it correctly?

I'm so sorry that this is happening to you, my friend