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CUMBERLAND COUNTY
AGING & COMMUNITY SERVICES
16 WEST HIGH STREET, SUI"I'E 100 CARLISLE, Pry 17013
(717) 240-6110 oR 1-888-697-0371 ExT 6110
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ANNUAL GUARDIANSHIP REPORT
FOR LIESELOTTE SCHALL
January 22, 2010
Report from Guardian of Person
Cumberland County Office of Aging
Janet Paull, Aging Care Manager 3
Gary Eichelberger
Chairman
Richard L. Rovegno
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On November 6, 2007 Judge M. L. Ebert appointed the Cumberland County Office of
Aging the emergency temporary Guardian of the Person and Estate of Lieselotte Schall.
She is also known as Rosemary Schall, Rosemary Sanchez, and Lieselotte Chubb.
Following the hearing, Ms. Schall was transported from the Carlisle Regional Center to
the Shippensburg Health Care Center where she was admitted. On December 5, 2007,
the Cumberland County Office of Aging was appointed Permanent Guardian of the
Person and Estate.
At the time of her admission Ms. Schall was diagnosed with dementia with psychotic
features, chronic atrial fibrillation, congestive heart failure, diabetes, hypertension,
ambulation dysfunction, hypothyroidism. She was later diagnosed with
gastroesophageal reflux disease, respiratory failure and allergic rhinisitis..Ms. Schall
adjusted fairly well to being in a nursing home
About five months after her admission, she was placed on palliative care because of her
advanced heart disease. This also made her eligible for hospice services. The hospice
aides provided companionship, hands on care, provide emotional support. The hospice
chaplain also made visits to her. Hospice would give case manager updates on her
physical health. Hospice discharged her in November because was doing well and not
experiencing any decline.
During the year 2009 there was little change in Rosemary's condition. She fell out of
bed a few times so they lowered it and put a mat beside her bed. There were no major
injuries. Both her medical condition and her behavior are stable. She attends some
activities and is able to do Bingo.
It is the request of the Cumberland County Office of Aging that the agency retains
Guardianship of Person for Lieselotte Schall. The Shippensburg Health Care Center
has demonstrated an adequate quality of care for her medical and mental problems. We
believe, therefore, that Ms. Schall should continue to reside in that nursing facility.
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