Anyone sick was brought to either the detainment center or hospital in a secure manner.

You will likely need to pursue the unlawful detainer action.  

It's called an Unlawful Detainer action and you'll have to file one if she doesn't voluntarily move. 

If the tenant does not move out within 5 calendar days after notice, the tenant is "unlawfully detaining" the premises.

In other situations where the person in the property has no legal right to be there the process is called "Wrongful Detainer" in MD.Laws vary tremendously from state to state.

If they refuse to sign new rental agreement give them your state required notice to vacate (unlawful detainer).

Plus, whenever you file an unlawful detainer (or eviction proceeding in your state), it goes on their eviction report.  

(a) For any residential unlawful detainer action that includes a cause of action under paragraph (2) of Section 1161, any defendant may, at any time between the filing of the complaint and entry of judgment, notify the court of that defendant’s desire to stipulate to the entry of an order pursuant to this section.

>I receive an eviction report with the credit reports that I pull. when you say you receive eviction report...do you mean it shows all the "orders for possession" that were ordered by judge or it shows "Forcible Entry & Detainer" that has been filed with the court clerk to begin the process?

FYI, an eviction is a legal proceeding (through the courts) whereby you regain possession of a unit through a forcible detainer (it's usually because they didn't pay rent, but could be for other reasons).