Phone Visit
Narrative: SPRUCE MESSAGE VISIT Date: 2026-02-10 Encounter: Spruce text message followed by video call via Google Meet (2026-02-11); follow-up phone call attempted 2026-02-17 CC: Acute behavioral incident at school with expressed feelings of hopelessness and possible suicidal ideation. HPI: Parents contacted Dr. Hobbs urgently after an adverse school incident involving Eamon. Eamon expressed feelings of general hopelessness and what parents described as 'some suicidal tendencies,' though the severity was unclear and potentially reactive to the immediate event. A video call was conducted with both parents on 2026-02-11. Subsequently, parents reported that Eamon's behavior escalated further — a swim meet incident led to a code of conduct violation and risk of being removed from the swim team. Parents described Eamon as 'clearly spiraling.' The family was trying to re-engage with therapist Rachelle Hansen after a gap in therapy (PEERS program had replaced individual therapy). Assessment: Eamon was in acute psychological distress with behavioral escalation across multiple domains (school, swim team). Suicidal ideation reported as possible but severity unclear — framed as potentially reactive. Urgent re-engagement with Rachelle Hansen prioritized. Situation described as significantly worsening. Plan: Video call held with both parents 2026-02-11 to assess situation. Dr. Hobbs reached out to Rachelle Hansen proactively; she was in the loop. Follow-up call attempted 2026-02-17 with Rachel (mother). Urgent therapy re-engagement with Rachelle Hansen recommended. Key clinical quotes: "Absolutely I am." "She's back in the office today and I had reached out to her last week, so she's in the loop." Source: Spruce conversation t_27GA7V0S3U800