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Social Worker Observation
This social worker intern accompanied social worker, Edgina Sherman, on a visit with Kamari and Jaden at the provider’s home. Upon arrival, both children were napping. The home was clean, but evident that young children live there and play as there were plenty of toys on the floor.
Ms. Harris reported that Jaden and Kamari visited with their brother Jeremy on 10/23/16. She also reported that Jaden will begin receiving OT and PT 2x/mo, and speech and language services weekly. Jaden also had a swallow test, the results are currently pending. Kamari will also receive speech and language services weekly.
Ms. Harris inquired about nanny services and if it is “okay” for her to have a nanny. Ms. Sherman stated that nanny services are acceptable
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