Medical baseline
The petition alleged disability and dementia-like symptoms but included no physician's report. The supplied medical source is a Rule 1006 summary prepared from records dated 2018 through February 18, 2025.
SR-006 is a prepared evidentiary summary. It states that the underlying records are available for inspection, but those charts were not included in the source packet used to build this page.
Accordingly, this page reports what the Rule 1006 summary says. It does not claim that this website independently audited every medical chart or reached a medical diagnosis.
SR-006
| Date | Provider or setting | What the summary reports | Source level |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2018–late 2024 | Leavitt Family Medicine | Continuous primary care; no dementia or cognitive-disorder diagnosis; independent medical decision-making; no clinician-documented safety concerns. | Prepared summary |
| Oct. 11–16, 2024 | TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center | Admission for altered mental status, dehydration, acute kidney injury, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea; MRI-confirmed acute right PCA stroke; improved mentation; alert, oriented, and conversational at discharge to rehabilitation. | Prepared summary |
| Oct. 16–Nov. 4, 2024 | TriStar Skyline Inpatient Rehabilitation | Daily therapies and nursing; oriented ×3; cooperative; improving cognitive deficits; stable and alert at discharge home with home health. | Prepared summary |
| Nov. 5–Dec. 27, 2024 | Amedisys Home Health | Skilled nursing and therapy services; improving; no neglect documented; one blood-pressure elevation prompted immediate emergency referral. | Prepared summary |
| Dec. 27–29, 2024 | Sumner Regional Medical Center | Evaluation for elevated blood pressure and emotional distress; no psychosis, suicidal ideation, or involuntary-commitment criteria; the summary reports an express finding of decision-making capacity and discharge home at Virginia's request. | Prepared summary |
| Jan. 29 & Feb. 14, 2025 | Vanderbilt Primary Care | Alert and oriented; normal judgment and thought content; improved depression; no dementia diagnosis or safety concern. | Prepared summary |
| Feb. 18, 2025 | Vanderbilt Psychiatry — Dr. Samuel Petrie | Cognitive change after stroke described as “much improved”; depression in remission; independent in activities of daily living; no conservatorship recommendation. | Prepared summary |
Record comparison
Verified petition — SR-001
The petition alleged that Virginia was unable to manage property, personal decisions, and medical decisions because of cognitive impairment and symptoms “consistent with dementia.”
It simultaneously disclosed that no physician's report had been obtained and that a future forensic evaluation was scheduled.
Prepared medical summary — SR-006
The Rule 1006 summary reports a right PCA stroke followed by rehabilitation and improvement, no dementia diagnosis across the summarized providers, an express capacity finding at Sumner Regional, and no conservatorship recommendation from Vanderbilt Psychiatry.
Verification needed for publication as chart-level fact: the cited original hospital, home-health, primary-care, and psychiatric records.
The documented comparison is narrower: the emergency petition contained no physician's report, while the later prepared summary describes medical findings materially different from the petition's allegations.