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Decision pending after hearing on discharge of Briarcliff Manor resident Shane Vincent
Summary
At a Nov. 19 administrative hearing, Briarcliff Manors administrator said repeated intoxication and police calls posed a safety risk warranting a notice of discharge; the resident and clinicians said Vincent needs supervised care and opposed making her homeless. The hearing officer will issue a written decision within about 10 days.
An administrative hearing on Nov. 19, 2025 reviewed a notice of discharge filed by Briarcliff Manor (also identified in paperwork as Briarcliff Convalescent Corporation) for resident Shane Vincent, docket number 251110. The facilitys administrator, Jody Young, said repeated intoxication, daily police responses and aggressive conduct created safety risks for Vincent and 24 other residents.
"We're calling the police on a daily basis," said Jody Young, the facilitys administrator and owner, describing police and incident reports the facility submitted as exhibits. Young told the hearing officer the facility had completed an emergency discharge plan and listed steps it had taken to document incidents and notify regulators.
Vincent, who has lived at the facility since Jan. 15, 2020, denied being a continued danger to others and gave extensive sworn…
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