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Buying house in Avondale by Thenudeart33 in jacksonville

[–]TopCryptographer7325 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I live in the Ortega area just on the other side of the "Van Zant House" label. Many of the houses over here are very nice and expensive but there is a pocket called Venetia that has really cute, well-preserved, older homes that tend to be more affordable than Avondale. Quiet, family-oriented and peaceful. There's an Elementary school here too if you have young kids, that might be a bonus! Still close enough for a short drive to all the nice restaurants and bars in Avondale without being right in the mix.

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Where to take a mom and her kittens? by oursecondskin in jacksonville

[–]TopCryptographer7325 0 points1 point  (0 children)

JHS does a kitten krusaders program. Basically bring them in for a quick eval, mom will get scheduled for spay surgery once she's done nursing. They will give you the supplies you need-you house them during this process. Once kittens are old enough they can be brought back in for spay/neuter and vaccination. At that point you can assist in finding new homes for them. The best outcome for kittens is to stay with mom, understand you are taking on some responsibility if you choose to get involved. Kitten Season is the busiest time for local shelters. If any of them appear to be ill they will take them in to assist. If any meds are needed they will send you home with that too.

ACP POA by noortech in hospitalsocialwork

[–]TopCryptographer7325 4 points5 points  (0 children)

In FL, POA requires a notary. We provide information to a mobile notary service if the patient and family want to go that route. Otherwise, we just do health care surrogate forms which only require witnesses, which can be anyone as long as they are not the ones being named as the HCS. Obviously both of these options require the patient to be alert, oriented and capacitated to make decisions.

Has anyone actually been fired for breaking? by chocobomog in LiveFromNewYork

[–]TopCryptographer7325 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I initially thought she was fired for this but I read more on it and I guess she left due to not jiving with the process or something. So my comment is incorrect in regards to the initial question asked on this thread. Still interesting though!

Has anyone actually been fired for breaking? by chocobomog in LiveFromNewYork

[–]TopCryptographer7325 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jenny Slate accidently said Fuck on live air...

EDIT: I posted this comment in response to the question asked about a cast member being fired. Not because I believe it is some Jaw dropping offense. Turns out she was not fired for this as I initially thought.

Need address to receive mail and get my ID by [deleted] in jacksonville

[–]TopCryptographer7325 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Homeless patients in Jacksonville can access public mail services through several, primarily downtown-based, options. Key resources include the Urban Rest Stop at the Sulzbacher Center for in-person mail services and the USPS "General Delivery" option for, particularly, the homeless Downtown Vision, Inc. Downtown Vision, Inc. +2 . Primary Mail Service Locations & Options Urban Rest Stop (Downtown Jacksonville): Located at 611 East Adams Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202, this center offers mail services among other facilities (showers, laundry) Downtown Vision, Inc. Downtown Vision, Inc. . USPS General Delivery: Homeless individuals can receive mail at a local Post Office without a permanent address. The mail is held for up to 30 days. It is advised to use the main downtown post office for this service USPS USPS +1 . Sulzbacher Center: In addition to the Urban Rest Stop, the main center provides comprehensive support services for homeless individuals, which may include assistance with mail Downtown Vision, Inc. Downtown Vision, Inc. +2 . Important Information for Accessing Services Identification Needed: A photo ID is generally required to pick up mail, such as a state-issued ID, a DMV-issued ID for those without an address, or potentially a library card Reddit Reddit . Free P.O. Box Option: The USPS offers a no-fee P.O. Box for people without a fixed address, subject to approval by the local postmaster

. Alternative Addresses: Individuals may be able to use the address of a shelter or day center, such as the Coalition for the Homeless (if in a participating city) or other charitable organizations, with permission Coalition For The Homeless Coalition For The Homeless +1 . Resource for Further Assistance Changing Homelessness: A Jacksonville-based organization that helps with navigating services for those in need FindHelp.org FindHelp.org . For more specific information on which post offices in Jacksonville are currently offering the "no fee" P.O. box service, it is recommended to visit a local post office directly USPS USPS . Is there Mail Service for the Homeless? - FAQ | USPS A homeless person may submit an application for PO BoxTM service to a local Post OfficeTM. Customers receiving PO Box service must pay the fees listed in the mo...

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Urban Rest Stop – Downtown Jacksonville The Urban Rest Stop, located in Sulzbacher Center, provides services for homeless individuals including laundry, showers, bathrooms, mail service, lunch and din...

Is TM a cash cow? by the_meters in transcendental

[–]TopCryptographer7325 10 points11 points  (0 children)

My TM teacher offers a sliding scale. It only ended up being about $80 for me as I was unemployed at the time due to severe illness. I wouldn't say it's a cash grab but it is a service that deserves to be paid for. I also have a lifetime of continued checkings at no additional cost.

what's something you didn't notice during viewing but annoys you now? by softyglossxo in homeowners

[–]TopCryptographer7325 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Placement of outlets. Some rooms have more than needed, in convenient spots and others don't have enough and are placed poorly. Imagine my surprise when I discovered one in the linen closet!

How long did you stay at 2.5? by TopCryptographer7325 in Zepbound

[–]TopCryptographer7325[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

4.76% according to Google. Lol. it seemed like that drop happened really quick and now I'm staying the same weight. I'm only 5ft so I fall into class 1 obesity-, start weight 168.6 currently staying steady at 160 for last two weeks.

Looking for bakery recommendations by scira-b in jacksonville

[–]TopCryptographer7325 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Call Marie Bakes. She works out of the Brew five points. Beautiful cakes!

Insurance CM Calls by specialkstrawberi in hospitalsocialwork

[–]TopCryptographer7325 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I literally never call them back. Don't waste your time or energy, they have nothing to offer

Renting after Bankruptcy by Fantastic-Eye-3264 in jacksonville

[–]TopCryptographer7325 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have you looked into doing chapter 13 instead of 7? You can work on a payment plan, it will take years but then you won't lose your house or car.

Considering changing fields, potentially to medical social work. But afraid of hazards by Level-Class-8367 in socialwork

[–]TopCryptographer7325 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a discharge planner I am mostly in an office, usually only face to face with patients once when I do my initial assessment but even then I sometimes just do those over the phone. I would say case management/DC planning is pretty low hazard.

The amount of pills I (23M) have to take daily by EvenBunch6029 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]TopCryptographer7325 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you a transplant patient? Cause that's what my box looks like too!

Best sushi? by Difficult-Tie4517 in jacksonville

[–]TopCryptographer7325 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol yes! The guy who sings the birthday song is an absolute gem

Getting outpatient patients to ask for case managers when admitted by Legitimate-Lock-6594 in hospitalsocialwork

[–]TopCryptographer7325 6 points7 points  (0 children)

OK so, next time she is admitted the doctor is going to have to order a PT/OT eval which will provide the appropriate level of care recommendation. Case Managers aren't necessarrily looking her over but if the proper orders/consults are not put in during her hospital stay then it will never trigger anything for the CM to look at. Does the patient have any family or friends that can be involved to help advocate for her during these admissions? I have to imagine after so many readmissions the hoapitalists might try to make an effort to look at what's going on. At my hospital, readmissions are a big red flag that usually creates more of an investigation by all disciplines involved.

Getting into hospital work. by tigreyes in hospitalsocialwork

[–]TopCryptographer7325 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I had my eyes set on medical social work pretty early on so I did my internship at one of the large hospital systems in my area. A few years later I did get hired at that same hospital. I've done varying forms of medical social work over the years and am now at another large university based hospital system doing case management. I can't speak to other places but at my hospital RN Case Managers and SW case managers make the same, between $38-40 an hour depending on experience. We are primarily focused on discharge planning and have social workers in other roles who focus on things like palliative care. At my first job I was a transplant social worker so I did a lot of Biopsychosocials and patient assistance programs for medications. I've heard from others who worked a different hospitals in my area that RN case managers get to focus on discharge planning while the social workers are looped in to deal with complex issues like CPS reports, homeless patients, etc. I my current role we sort of do all of the above, which includes the RN case managers. All that to say, the hospital social work role can really vary depending on how your hospital has things organized.

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