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I'i ii; Ci .1 -:vi -;i ani > < "i jnk : 17( n ini >atu >n 1 ri( h ) i `i k In I \\ < 'tm< < l< \ t *|, ti){c i) ii i M k h ; A iNnlioniil Urln i<il ( itiirt \n hilrt nation;>1 Ilr.tllh |?rsi Min < t 11 if imis I Ii i !< I, M I > Ii- t. .S/\!'< h< , il < t u < |< iv.\ u iiMH.sn August 16, 1088 [v!r. William G. Price 2818 King Rd. N. Kingsville, OH 44068 Clinic No. 1-224-826-1 Gear Mr. Price: H was a pleasure to see you in follow-up from August 9, 1988. At that time, as you know, there was no evidence of recurrent angiosarcoma on physical examination. Your chest x-ray was unremarkable and your liver function tests within normal limits. Kudosed please find copies of the liver function tests and chest x-ray report. Sincerely, GTB/pms Kncl. G. Thomas Budd, M.D. obo? note ro CLA,,,v*"m Have you siyrnsu nvto i GENC 002134 E p eval EVALUATION. CENTER Suite 102, Medical Arts Bldg. 18660 Bagley Road Middleburg Heights, Ohio 44130 December 14, 1988 Mr. Kenneth P. Breyley Diversitech General A GenCorp Company _ One General Street Akron, Ohio 44329 RE: William G. Price SS# 280-24-4441 Dear Mr. Breyley: I have reviewed the information regarding Mr. William Price and in clarification, please be advised of the following: 1) Mr. Price's condition is of a permament nature. 2) Mr. Price has attained maximum medical healing. 3) As far as a sedentary occupation is concerned, Mr. Price would be capable of a very light sedentary position as long as he could rest as his physical condition would necessitate. I hope this has answered your questions. SCK:lrr dc 12/13/88 SunilC. Kansal, M.D skUPJOHN HEALTHCARE . ICES TO: General Corporation, Inc. ATTN: Ken Breyley DATE: May 20, 1986 RE: William Price NO: 0D21223-22 CASE UPDATE REPORT AND CLOSURE SUMMARY: HEALTH PROGRAMS Orangewood Place 3690 Orange Place, Suite 540 Beachwood. OH 44122 (216) 292-4333 I met with Mr. Price on May 14, 1986 to discuss his vocational plans and the options available for him from a rehabilitation aspect. We discussed alternative employment opportunities, part-time vs. full-time employment, retraining opportunities, his physical health and his present lifestyle. Mr. Price indicated his physical condition restricts him from numerous activities. He tires easily and must rest periodically throughout the day. Mr. Price is very cautious with any physical activity and is hesitant to overexert himself physically. He spends his time gardening, enjoying his grandchildren, and bookkeeping duties for his church. He states that it is necessary for him to rest approximately every two hours when involved with the above activities. He expressed some concern that his driver's license was restricted and issued for six months, since he has been classified disabled. We discussed the possibility of Mr. Price seeking employment and the pros and cons of full-time and part-time employment. However, Mr. Price indicated that he felt his physical condition would not permit him to work. We discussed his interests in real estate and electronics and the possibility of persuing those interests vocationally. However, Mr. Price indicated that at one time, he checked into obtaining a real estate license through Kent State University, Ashtabula campus, however, he felt the class schedule of eight hours a day would be too demand ing on him physically. RECEIVED. MAY 2 7 1983 VVORKulS compensation dept. Mr. Price appears to have adjusted to his present lifestyle and presently is not interested in seeking alternative employ ment or job retraining. At this time, he .states he is not physically rapahig of persuing alternative employment or job v-a-LniSince Mr. Price is not interested in a work rehab ilitation program or retraining, we are unable to provide rehab ilitation services for Mr. Price at this time. We thank you for having referred William Price to Upjohn Health Programs for involvement in vocational rehabilitation services. Should you require any additional assistance or have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. '0/3 CticntdSyw" Sctvqfsy'te;s, mM.Ec da . Rehabilitation Counselor CS/cs SENC 002134 UPJOHN HEALTHCARE slL. ICES TO: General Corporation, Inc. ATTN: Ken Breyley DATE: May 20, 1986 RE: William Price NO: 0D21223-22 CASE UPDATE REPORT AND CLOSURE SUMMARY: HEALTH PROGRAMS Orangewood Place 3690 Orange Place, Suite 540 Beachwood, OH 44122 (216) 292-4333 I met with Mr. Price on May 14, 1986 to discuss his vocational plans and the options available for him from a rehabilitation aspect. We discussed alternative employment opportunities, part-time vs. full-time employment, retraining opportunities, his physical health and his present lifestyle. Mr. Price indicated his physical condition restricts him from numerous activities. He tires easily and must rest periodically throughout the day. Mr. Price is very cautious with any physical activity and is hesitant to overexert himself physically. He spends his time gardening, enjoying his grandchildren, and bookkeeping duties for his church. He states that it is necessary for him to rest approximately every two hours when involved with the above activities. He expressed some concern that his driver's license was restricted and issued for six months, since he has been classified disabled. We discussed the possibility of Mr. Price seeking employment and the pros and cons of full-time and part-time employment. However, Mr. Price indicated that he felt his physical condition would not permit him to work. We discussed his interests in real estate and electronics and the possibility of persuing those interests vocationally. However, Mr. Price indicated that at one time, he checked into obtaining a real estate license through Kent State University, Ashtabula campus, however, he felt the class schedule of eight hours a day would be too demand ing on him physically. v, RECEIVED. MAY 2 7 1983 IWQRKuvS COMPENSATION DEPT. * Mr. Price appears to have adjusted to his present lifestyle and presently is not interested in seeking alternative employ ment or job retraining. At this time, he states he is not ^ phygjj-aily rapahle of persuing alternative employment or job Since Mr. Price is not interested in a work rehab ilitation program or retraining, we are unable to provide rehab ilitation services for Mr. Price at this time. We thank you for having referred William Price to Upjohn Health Programs for involvement in vocational rehabilitation services. Should you require any additional assistance or have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. y Cindy Stqtyes, M.Ect Rehabilitation Counselor CS/cs 6ENC 002137 UPJOHN HEALTHCARE SLICES v------------------------ TO: General Corporation, Inc. ATTN: Ken Breyley DATE: May 20, 1986 RE: William Price NO: OD21223-22 CASE UPDATE REPORT AND CLOSURE SUMMARY: HEALTH PROGRAMS Orangewood Place 3690 Orange Place, Suite 540 Beachwood. OH 44122 (216) 292-4333 I met with Mr. Price on May 14, 1986 to discuss his vocational plans and the options available for him from a rehabilitation aspect. We discussed alternative employment opportunities, part-time vs. full-time employment, retraining opportunities, his physidcH health and his present lifestyle. Mr. Price indicated his physical condition restricts him from numerous activities. He tires easily and must rest periodically throughout the day. Mr. Price is very cautious with any physical activity and is hesitant to overexert himself physically. He spends his time gardening, enjoying his grandchildren, and bookkeeping duties for his church. He states that it is necessary for him to rest approximately every two hours when involved with the above activities. He expressed some concern that his driver's license was restricted and issued for six months, since he has been classified disabled. We discussed the possibility of Mr. Price seeking employment and the pros and cons of full-time and part-time employment. However, Mr. Price indicated that he felt his physical condition would not permit him to work. We discussed his interests in real estate and electronics and the possibility of persuing those interests vocationally. However, Mr. Price indicated that at one time, he checked into obtaining a real estate license through Kent State University, Ashtabula campus, however, he felt the class schedule of eight hours a day would be too demand ing on him physically. RECEIVED. MAY 2 7 1983 y/ORKuvS COMPENSATION DEPT. Mr. Price appears to have adjusted to his present lifestyle and presently is not interested in seeking alternative employ ment or job retraining. At this time, he states he is not phycii-aiTy rapahle of persuing alternative employment or job t-jafraT-nTng Since Mr. Price is not interested in a work rehab ilitation program or retraining, we are unable to provide rehab ilitation services for Mr. Price at this time. We thank you for having referred William Price to Upjohn Health Programs for involvement in vocational rehabilitation services. Should you require any additional assistance or have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Ctinvdhy.; Stores, mM.VEwd. Rehabilitation Counselor CS/cs GENC 002138 UPJOHN HEALTHCARE S^KVICES^ TO: Gen Corp, Inc. ATTN: Ken Ereyley RE: William Price NO: OD21223-22 DATES: 6/14/85 - 7/19/85 CASE UPDATE REPORT: HEALTH PROGRAMS Oranges ood Place 3690 Orange Place, Suite 540 Beachwood, OH 44122 (216) 292-4333 As reviewed in our last report of contact Mr. William Price has continued his participation in the physical therapy conditioning program at Ashtabula General Hospital under the supervision of Brian Schreck, LPT. At the time of my last report we were recommending the use of a stationary bike as part cardiovascular aerobic reconditioning program that had been designed for him. On 6/17/85 I spoke with Mary Custer via telephone and it was suggested that we rent this equipment for Mr. Price's use. After several telephone calls to several rental agencies and an inability to arrange in a cost effective manner for this equipment to be delivered to Mr. Price's home I again spoke with Mary Custer who asked that we purchase the needed equipment. It was agreed by all parties that Mr. Price would be allowed to use this equipment as long as necessary but it would remain the personal property of Gen Corp. Mr. Price has verbally agreed to this arrangement but I am suggesting that we obtain a verification of this agreement in writing. I will discuss this recommendation with you personnally in the near future. On 6/26/85 I received an initial report from Brian Schreck, LPT of Ashtabula County Medical Center which has been previously forwarded to you. This report outlines Mr. Price's physical therapy conditioning program which has been discussed in my previous reports of contact. On 7/8/85 I telephoned Mr. Price but he was unavailable to speak with me. His wife informed me he i^as doing well and continued his participation in the physical therapy program. They were to leave Wednesday, July 10, 1985 for a three week vacation in Europe and will return on August 6, 1985. On 7/16/85 I received the enclosed physical therapy report from Brian Schreck, LPT. As you can see by reviewing this report he is voicing some concerns regarding Mr. Price's motivation--------and compliance with this program. In my past reports I have discussed Mr. Price's hesitation to over exert himself physically due to a fear he will cause an exacerbation of his previous physical problems. As stated he has a follow-up appointment scheduled with his physician Dr. G. Thomas Budd, M.D. of the Cleveland Clinic in August upon his return from vacation. I feel at present Mr. Price is pre-occupied and anxious regarding this examination and the outcome of it. He is reporting an RECEIVED 6ENC 002139 JUL 2 2 1985 WORKER'S COMPENSATION DEPT. 2 increase in left shoulder and upper back pain which is possibly due to the stretching exercises but his is apprehensive in this regard due to the fact that he experienced similar symptoms prior to the diagnosis of his cancer. I have kept Dr. Budd informed of Mr. Price's participation in all rehabi litation planning to date. I will be addressing a letter to him including the two physical therapy reports prior to his examination of Mr. Price. Based on the outcome of his medical follow-up evaluation I feel it will be necessary to contact Dr, Budd and Mr, Price in order to re-evaluate future rehabilitation planning. If it is determined that Mr. Price remains medically stable it is my recommendation that a more aggressive physical therapy program be devised which could be submitted to the Industrial Commission Rehabilitation Division as part of a reimbursable rehabilitation plan. Based on Mr. Price' ^participation of a. self directed aerobic cardio vascular reconditioning program I feel we would achieve better compliance in a more closely supervised setting. I can appreciate Mr. Price's hesitancy and anxiety regarding his physical well being, but I feel he will not improve his general condition and stamina unless he is involved in a more vigorous physical therapy exercise program. I will be in contact with you in the near future to discuss future rehabi litation efforts on this client's behalf. I will wait until following his appointment with Dr. Budd to do this. In the meantime, should you have any questions regarding this plan please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely, Diane M. Hill, R.N., B.S.N. Rehabilitation Hurse DMH:mg \V cc: G. Thomas Budd, M.D., Cleveland Clinic Foundation Brian Schreck, LPT, Ashtabula General Hospital GENC 002Ho RECEIVED JUL 2 2 1985 WORKER'S COMPENSATION DEPT. UPJOHN HEALTHCARE S^ICES^ Vr TO: Gen Corp, Inc. ATTN: Ken Breyley NO: OD21223-22 RE: William Price DATES: 6/14/85 - 7/19/85 CASE UPDATE REPORT: HEALTH PROGRAMS Orangewood Place 3690 Orange Place. Suite 540 Beachwood, OH 44122 (216) 292-4333 As reviewed in our last report of contact Mr. William Price has continued his participation in the physical therapy conditioning program at Ashtabula General Hospital under the supervision of Brian Schreck, LPT. At the time of my last report we were recommending the use of a stationary bike as part cardiovascular aerobic reconditioning program that had been designed for him. On 6/17/85 I spoke with Mary Custer via telephone and it was suggested that we rent this equipment for Mr. Price's use. After several telephone calls to several rental agencies and an inability to arrange in a cost effective manner for this equipment to be delivered to Mr. Price's home I again spoke with Mary Custer who asked that we purchase the needed equipment. It was agreed by all parties that Mr. Price would be allowed to use this equipment as long as necessary but it would remain the personal property of Gen Corp. Mr. Price has verbally agreed to this arrangement but I am suggesting that we obtain a verification of this agreement in writing. I will discuss this recommendation with you personnally in the near future. On 6/26/85 I received an initial report from Brian Schreck, LPT of Ashtabula County Medical Center which has been previously forwarded to you. This report outlines Mr. Price's physical therapy conditioning program which has been discussed in ray previous reports of contact. On 7/8/85 I telephoned Mr. Price bijt he was unavailable to speak with me. His wife informed me he was doing well and continued his participation in the physical therapy program. They were to leave Wednesday, July 10, 1985 for a three week vacation in Europe and will return on August 6, 1985. On 7/16/85 I received the enclosed physical therapy report from Brian Schreck, LPT. As you can see by reviewing this report he is voicing some concerns regarding Mr. Price's motivation --------and comnUance with this program. In my past reports I have discussed Mr. PriceJs hesitation to over exert himself physically due to a fear he will cause an exacerbation of his previous physical problems. As stated he has a follow-up appointment scheduled with his physician Dr. G. Thomas Budd, M.D. of the Cleveland Clinic in August upon his return from vacation. I feel at present Mr. Price is pre-occupied and anxious regarding this examination and the outcome of it. He is reporting an RECEIVED 6ENC 002141 JUL 2 2 1985 WORKER'S COMPENSATION DEPT. J 2 Increase in left shoulder and upper back pain which'is possibly due to the stretching exercises but his is apprehensive in this regard due to the fact that he experienced similar symptoms prior to the diagnosis of his cancer. 1 have kept Dr. Budd informed of Mr. Price's participation in all rehabi litation planning to date. I will be addressing a letter to him including the two physical therapy reports prior to his examination of Mr. Price. Based on the outcome of his medical follow-up evaluation I feel it will be necessary to contact Dr. Budd and Mr. Price in order to re-evaluate future rehabilitation planning. If it is determined that Mr. Price remains medically stable it is my recommendation that a more aggressive physical therapy program be devised which could be submitted to the Industrial Commission Rehabilitation Division as part of a reimbursable rehabilitation plan. Based on Mr. Price'^participation of a self directed aerobic cardio vascular reconditioning program I feel we would achieve better compliance In a more closely supervised setting. I can appreciate Mr. Price's hesitancy and anxiety regarding his physical well being, but I feel he will not improve his general condition and stamina unless he is involved in a more vigorous physical therapy exercise program. I will be in contact with you in the near future to discuss future rehabi litation efforts on this client's behalf. I will wait until following his appointment with Dr. Budd to do this. In the meantime, should you have any questions regarding this plan please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely, Diane M. Hill, R.N., B.S.N. Rehabilitation Nurse DMH:mg V cc: G. Thomas Budd, M.D., Cleveland Clinic Foundation Brian Schreck, LPT, Ashtabula General Hospital GENC 002142 RECEIVED JUL 2 2 1985 WORKER'S COMPENSATION DEPT. UPJOHN HEALTHCARE SLICES0 \______ _____ / TO: Gen Corp, Inc. ATTN: Ken Breyley NO: OD21223-22 RE: William Price DATES: 6/14/85 - 7/19/85 CASE UPDATE REPORT: HEALTH PROGRAMS Orangewood Place 3690 Orange Place, Suite 540 Beachwood, OH 44122 (216) 292-4333 As reviewed in our last report of contact Mr. William Price has continued his participation in the physical therapy conditioning program at Ashtabula General Hospital under the supervision of Brian Schreck, LPT. At the time of my last report we were recommending the use of a stationary bike as part cardiovascular aerobic reconditioning program that had been designed for him. On 6/17/85 I spoke with Mary Custer via telephone and it was suggested that we rent this equipment for Mr. Price's use. After several telephone calls to several rental agencies and an inability to arrange in a cost effective manner for this equipment to be delivered to Mr. Price's home I again spoke with Mary Custer who asked that we purchase the needed equipment. It was agreed by all parties that Mr. Price would be allowed to use this equipment as long as necessary but it would remain the personal property of Gen Corp. Mr. Price has verbally agreed to this arrangement but I am suggesting that we obtain a verification of this agreement in writing. I will discuss this recommendation with you personnally in the near future. On 6/26/85 I received an initial report from Brian Schreck, LPT of Ashtabula County Medical Center which has been previously forwarded to you. This report outlines Mr. Price's physical therapy conditioning program which has been discussed in my previous reports of contact. On 7/8/85 I telephoned Mr. Price but he was unavailable to speak with me. His wife informed me he was doing well and continued his participation in the physical therapy program. They were to leave Wednesday, July 10, 1985 for a three week vacation in Europe and will return on August 6, 1985. On 7/16/85 I received the enclosed physical therapy report from Brian Schreck, LPT. As you can see by reviewing this report he is voicing some concerns regarding Mr, Price's motivation --------and compliance with this program. In ray past reports I have discussed Mr. Price's hesitation to over exert himself physically due to a fear he will cause an exacerbation of his previous physical problems. As stated he has a follow-up appointment scheduled with his physician Dr. G. Thomas Budd, M.D. of the Cleveland Clinic in August upon his return from vacation. I feel at present Mr. Price is pre-occupied and anxious regarding this examination and the outcome of it. He is reporting an RECEIVED GEHC 0021 A3 JUL 2 2 1985 WORKER'S COMPENSATION DEPT. s) 2 increase in left shoulder and upper back pain which is possibly due to the stretching exercises but his is apprehensive in this regard due to the fact that he experienced similar symptoms prior to the diagnosis of his cancer. I have kept Dr. Budd informed of Mr. Price's participation in all rehabi litation planning to date. X will be addressing a letter to him including the two physical therapy reports prior to his examination of Mr. Price. Based on the outcome of his medical follow-up evaluation I feel it will be necessary to contact Dr. Budd and Mr. Price in order to re-evaluate future rehabilitation planning. If it is determined that Mr. Price remains medically stable it is my recommendation that a more aggressive physical therapy program be devised which could be submitted to the Industrial Commission Rehabilitation Division as part of a reimbursable rehabilitation plan. Based on Mr. Price*^participation of a self directed aerobic cardio vascular reconditioning program I feel we would achieve better compliance in a more closely supervised setting. I can appreciate Mr, Price's hesitancy and anxiety regarding his physical well being, but I feel he will not improve his general condition and stamina unless he is involved in a more vigorous physical therapy exercise program. I will be in contact with you in the near future to discuss future rehabi litation efforts on this client's behalf. I will wait until following his appointment with Dr. Budd to do this. In the meantime, should you have any questions regarding this plan please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely, -__^ Diane M. Hill, R.N., B.S.N. Rehabilitation Nurse DMH:mg cc: G. Thomas Budd, M.D., Cleveland Clinic Foundation Brian Schreck, LPT, Ashtabula General Hospital 6ENC 002144 RECEIVED JUL 22 1985 WORKER'S COM NATION DtFT. Surveillance Notes Wednesday Wednesday August 16, 1989. Surveillance is instituted at the price residence at 8:00am. The home is a two story single family with a well kept yard. A sign in the front yard indicates it is the Price residence. At this time no activity is noted. 8:46am a light blue sedan pulls into the driveway and a W/F and two children exit it and enter the residence. 8:53am The same female leaves the residence and departs in the blue sedan. 9:20am An individual believed to be our subjects leave the residence in a dark blue Buick Riviera. He is alone. 9:30am The subject arrives at the Big K restaurant at a unical gas station on RT 84. The subject enters the restaurant. 10:04am The same subject who is described as a W/M in his 50s wearing a blue golf shirt, blue jeans and glasseswith thinning hairexits the restaurant and enters the buick. (SEE VIDEO) 10:09am The subject is followed to a pharmacy located on RT 193. 10:11am The subject exits the pharmacy and enters his vehicle. 10:30ara Surveillance is reinstituted at the subjects residence. The blue Buick is parked in the drive and the garage door is open. 11:34am The subject exits his residence ahd gets into the blue Buick. He exits his driveway. The subject is lost in traffic at 11:49am off RT 193. Surveillance is reinstituted at the subjects residence. 12:37pm The subject returns to his residence. 1:30pm the subject backs a light blue four door sedan from the garage. 1:33pm The subject carries a garden hose and a bucket from the garage and begins to wash the vehicle. (SEE VIDEO) 2:29pm The subject washes and dries the vehicle for approximately fifty five minutes continuously. He now finishes and pulls the car in the garage. 2:54pm The subject leaves his residence once again in the dark blu GENC 002145