Patientchild

Thank you all. I am in North Carolina and the agency is a home health care provider. Probably the largest in this area. I don't know exactly who to contact but I feel I owe it to my dad and to future patients of this cna to report her. She is intimidating though.

December 7,2016 never heard a word from agency, but I spoke with my aunt and she told me more things the cna told about my dads health and it has me furious again. Thanks for all the advice.

Still no return call from home health care agency as of June 15.

As of Friday, May 13, no return call from the agency director.

Btw, I decided to focus solely on the CNA's sharing my fathers health information. I didn't mention her asking mom for things and borrowing money from my aunt and asking to work outside the agency time in exchange for furniture. I figured it was best to keep it less complicated.

I called the home health care agency on Tuesday, May 10, and told the girl answering the phone the situation. She said the director was not there but directed me to her voice mail where I left a message. As of Thursday, my mother had not heard back. I felt a little relief after finally reporting our grievances, however I'm not feeling very confident about the agency following up with us. My mother thinks nothing will be done. This has made me feel physically sick.

Yes. I do really want to report this CNA. Not sure if it is my place as the daughter or my mother should report her behavior to the agency. But I am definitely going to let Interim know. I will keep an update on the forum. And I welcome any suggestions on how to go about this. Thanks.

My father had a CNA provided by a home health care agency, who began also working for my aunt. She would leave my parents house and go to my aunts and tell my aunt details of my dads condition, as well as offer her personal opinion on life at my parents home, etc. My dad has now died, but the CNA continues to work for my aunt. She told my aunt details of my fathers final moments before his death, and also distorted the truth. My aunt is quite weathly and she has borrowed money from her and also offered to do work on the side in exchange for furniture, since my aunt and uncle are soon downsizing. There is much more to this story, but I am so offended by her actions that I want to report her. She convinced my mother to gift her things she liked around the house and now she's moving in on my aunt. If I report her, will it do any good? She is employed as a CNA by a large agency in my city. The worst for me is her sharing private details about my father. I am so very upset by this.