The victim has been diagnosed with Parkinston diesease. Mr. Rhodes is total care and unable to perform his daily ADLs without the help of caretaker; the victim needs assistance with feeding bathings, ambulating, and he wears a pull-up. The reporter stated Mr. Rhodes's mother has POA but Mr. Wells lives in the home as the caretaker. According to the reporter, Mr. Wells may be stealing the victim's pain medications and Mr. Rhodes is going without them. The reporter stated at this time, Mr. Rhodes is at the Cornor Stone Nursing Home in Corinth, MS and will be there until 11/11/15. The reporter stated that Mr. Wells has called the agency's answering service twice while under the influence of alcohol and drugs and according to the victim passed…show more content… Cooper stated in the past the victim has told his CNA that Mr. Wells makes him for for his life. The reporter stated it's unknwon if the victim is not being taken care of properly, but the agency's primary concern is the medications. The reporter stated that a CNA from the agency goes to the victim's home everyday. The reporter stated since the victim was admitted to Cornor Stone, Mr. Wells has tried to convince staff and the victim to discharge early and come home. The reporter also stated that Mr. Wells has told several stories regarding the victim's medications that are inconsistent. Mr. Wells has told staff that the victim has keys to the lcok box where his meds are, he's shown up without the medication, and also told staff that he's lost the key and Mr. Rhodes has not had his medications for three days and there was no need for it. Mr. Wells has also told staff that the victim's prescriptions have not been filled but the pharmacy confirmed it had been filled. The reporter and the victim's CNA beleive Mr. Rhodes is being bullied by Mr. Wells and this is how he's taking the victim's medication. The reporter also stated that Mr. Wells has assumed control of the victim's SS check and it's not being deposited into his
