Nevada's Aging and Disability Services Division takes reports of abuse, neglect, self-neglect, exploitation, isolation or abandonment of older and vulnerable adults through an online APS intake form or by phone. Medical professionals and hospital and home health employees are mandatory reporters and must report immediately, no later than 24 hours after they have reason to believe abuse occurred.
The reporter completes the whole online report. Any person may report, and mandatory reporters include medical professionals, social workers, hospital and home health staff, and employees of facilities caring for vulnerable adults.
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APS Online Intake Report
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ADSD says mandatory reporters must report immediately after the event, but no later than 24 hours after they have reason to believe a vulnerable adult has been abused, neglected, exploited, isolated or abandoned. Use the online intake form or call APS; for immediate danger, contact police, sheriff or emergency medical services first.
Yes. ADSD states that all information received as a result of a report is maintained as confidential. APS investigates, evaluates the situation, and arranges or refers services, and it refers suspected crimes to the appropriate law enforcement agency.