3 folk turned up and said them and my pdoc were worried about me. I had stopped some meds and during that period had tried to discharge myself from the community services.
I didn’t do well off meds.
My CPN, along with my support workers, sat down and worked out a plan of psychosocial interventions for the next few months.
I was quite touched that they cared enough to do all this. Or maybe they were just being thorough. Either way I think I am better off now.
That’s amazing actually. You’re lucky to have that kind of support.
same thing happened here.
missed a few appointments, years ago.
3 girls showed up at my door.
I pretended I wasn’t home.
meds are important though, so good on you @Jimbob.
The people at my depot clinic are quick to phone up even if I am slightly later than usual for depot. Once,after a spell of being quite late a few times over a couple of months, they actually came to the house to give the depot.
I guess I should take that as a pointer that (a) They think I have an illness (b)They think I need it. I have ongoing issues over whether I am actually ill or merely socially dysfunctional.
Maybe it shows they care but I wish they could be as conscientious over aspects the meds are not ideal at combating. I am far from against meds but feel often treatment is myopically seen through the rather exclusive and narrow lens of medication, to the relative neglect of other factors.
I’m glad you have people looking out for you, J. Hope your new plans give you some benefit. 
Wow, that is uplifting to hear your being taken care of. wait, it’s better, it’s great news!