Comments on: Elder day care Question help? http://webcareconnection.com/seniorhomecareservices/elder-care-question-help Find Live In Caregivers Or Caregiver Jobs Thu, 20 Oct 2011 10:31:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Intuitivechick http://webcareconnection.com/seniorhomecareservices/elder-care-question-help/comment-page-1#comment-294 Intuitivechick Wed, 10 Jun 2009 00:07:59 +0000 http://webcareconnection.com/senior-care/elder-care-question-help#comment-294 Forgive me, but the way your question is stated, it's a little hard to understand. I would suggest either spell check or stating a complete sentence. Questions like this need a lot of details. You do not state WHO put her in a nursing home, and with you having the power of attorney, this does not make sense. Unless she was not being taken care of correctly, adult protective services can step in at any time and take custody of her from you. Since you don't know where she was taken and what home she is currently in raises another red flag. You also state you were driving her 60 miles, but were you driving to her, or driving her to the doctor or? I just can't understand your question enough to give you proper answers. Again, it appears that Adult Protective Services has taken control. If you have Power of Attorney, you can contact an attorney and file proceedings to confirm control or her estate and her. If you fell apart and someone saw you do this, and you were reported to not be a good person or caregiver to take care of her, your rights could be taken away and courts will file to be in control of everything. You also do not state if you are an only child and hinted that relatives did this. Please supply more details - and see an attorney.<br><b>References : </b><br> Forgive me, but the way your question is stated, it’s a little hard to understand. I would suggest either spell check or stating a complete sentence. Questions like this need a lot of details.

You do not state WHO put her in a nursing home, and with you having the power of attorney, this does not make sense. Unless she was not being taken care of correctly, adult protective services can step in at any time and take custody of her from you.

Since you don’t know where she was taken and what home she is currently in raises another red flag. You also state you were driving her 60 miles, but were you driving to her, or driving her to the doctor or? I just can’t understand your question enough to give you proper answers.

Again, it appears that Adult Protective Services has taken control. If you have Power of Attorney, you can contact an attorney and file proceedings to confirm control or her estate and her.

If you fell apart and someone saw you do this, and you were reported to not be a good person or caregiver to take care of her, your rights could be taken away and courts will file to be in control of everything.

You also do not state if you are an only child and hinted that relatives did this.

Please supply more details – and see an attorney.
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]]> By: kathy c http://webcareconnection.com/seniorhomecareservices/elder-care-question-help/comment-page-1#comment-293 kathy c Tue, 09 Jun 2009 23:20:59 +0000 http://webcareconnection.com/senior-care/elder-care-question-help#comment-293 pardon big letters but GET HER ASSESTS FROZEN they can assign someoneoutside the family get a lawyer whateveryou call legal profession..been there done that good luck..<br><b>References : </b><br> pardon big letters but GET HER ASSESTS FROZEN they can assign someoneoutside the family get a lawyer whateveryou call legal profession..been there done that good luck..
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]]> By: Ohno http://webcareconnection.com/seniorhomecareservices/elder-care-question-help/comment-page-1#comment-292 Ohno Tue, 09 Jun 2009 22:39:59 +0000 http://webcareconnection.com/senior-care/elder-care-question-help#comment-292 Sounds like the authorities stepped in to do what your mom would have never allowed you to do. Old, sick, folks get very belligerent sometimes and don't know what's best for them or their families. Don't fight it. Let her stay where she is. The nursing home will file proper paper work for getting her qualified for medicaid so that the nursing home bills can be paid. They have no such concern for you, and your mom is not homeless. You might be though. That means, if you don't want the lights turned off, find a job. <br><b>References : </b><br> Sounds like the authorities stepped in to do what your mom would have never allowed you to do.
Old, sick, folks get very belligerent sometimes and don’t know what’s best for them or their families.
Don’t fight it.
Let her stay where she is.
The nursing home will file proper paper work for getting her qualified for medicaid so that the nursing home bills can be paid.
They have no such concern for you, and your mom is not homeless.
You might be though. That means, if you don’t want the lights turned off, find a job.

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]]> By: mister ed http://webcareconnection.com/seniorhomecareservices/elder-care-question-help/comment-page-1#comment-291 mister ed Tue, 09 Jun 2009 22:28:59 +0000 http://webcareconnection.com/senior-care/elder-care-question-help#comment-291 normally when a person goes into a nursing home and does not have the money to pay there way medicare will cover the first 30 days after that the state will take the ss check as payment and also attach any property in that person's name to be sold upon death to off set bills!!!<br><b>References : </b><br> normally when a person goes into a nursing home and does not have the money to pay there way medicare will cover the first 30 days after that the state will take the ss check as payment and also attach any property in that person's name to be sold upon death to off set bills!!!
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