KellyJ17 Asked September 2017
What happens when you report a person to APS for elder abuse?
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Was the outcome worth all the stress that it caused? What can the APS actually do besides take a report... what can they do??? How long does it take once they come out and take the report before anything happens?
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APS allegedly invested the caregiver; determined that this person was doing a good job and therefore closed the complaint in a few days. A comment was that the individual was a few weeks away from dying anyway.
It was really disgusting b/c the prisoner (literally) suffered from the domination and sequestration.
It was only one incident but I lost respect for APS. I haven't had any direct contact with them in other counties though.
It was worth it only in that we felt a dire situation needed to be brought to APS' attention; had we not reported this person, we all would have felt guilty about not acting.
My only other "experience" has been when a social worker mentioned APS involvement and hinted w/o threatening outright; this was when I refused to give her access to financial information.
See this post also:
https://www.agingcare.com/questions/If-a-spouse-is-reported-to-the-APS-service-for-Elder-abuse-what-is-done-once-the-report-is-taken-431270.htm