Mesa County Department of Human Services is offering
this training on mandatory reporting of at-risk elder abuse, neglect and
exploitation on Thursday May 22 from 11:00am-1:00pm in Conference Room 1060 in
the Department of Human Services Building 510 29 ½ Rd GJ. The free training
will answer questions about the new law and provide information on the
following: What is mandatory reporting?
Who is required to report?
What situations must be reported and to whom?
How to make a report to Adult Protection Services (APS) and Law Enforcement?
Who is required to report?
What situations must be reported and to whom?
How to make a report to Adult Protection Services (APS) and Law Enforcement?
This training will be provided at no cost to
organizations such as- Medical personnel, long term care facility personnel,
mental health professionals, social workers, law enforcement personnel, court appointed
guardians and conservators, fire protection personnel, pharmacists, dentists,
bank personnel, home health providers and affiliated parties, emergency medical
service providers, physical therapists, clergy and chiropractors...the list
goes on……
Help us pull back the
curtain on elder abuse!
PLEASE CONTACT WESTERN CO 211 TO FOR MORE INFORMATION.
CALL 211 FROM A LAND LINE OR 970‐244‐8400 VIA CELL PHONE.
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