need need to find the information out on discharge plans from patient rehab/ nursing home was told that we could not finally cannot be released to come home today because of doctor was not there to sign off on his paperwork and that we would be for the bill which is insurance company and we prior to this they already knew we had a staff meeting and we were we already let them know that we were going to be picking him up but then weeks days and they still not release him today when we went to go pick him up what are the law on this? are they allowed to hold you against your will which we already had everything in place the day that we've picked him up was they were going to show us everything that we needed to know to take care of him we got home so it's not like we didn't have nothing in place doctor was not there so they told us that we could not take him or we were want to have to pay the bill can they hold you against your will like that I need some insight please?
Of late we are getting a lot of these and they are truly impossible for me to untangle and understand. I feel as though we--most of us--on this Forum take our time and effort to provide real answers to any real questions. It seems disrespectful at best to write us something that requires out combing out sentences.
I am curious. I am seeing this stream of consciousness writing more and more. Is it a new A.I. program or real people who have just decided that periods, paragraphs and capitalization just takes too much time.
If you can only answer without punctuation, it's OK. Don't bother.
I do wish you good luck with whatever problem you are facing down. Slow down. Take your time. Think it out. I bet it will all come together.
Get in contact with your state ombudsman for some advice and guidance.
Good luck.
Here is a description of one of them:
https://www.uchicagomedicine.org/forefront/news/2012/february/do-patients-pay-when-they-leave-against-medical-advice
Who is the person being held (in the hospital? or other type of facility)?
Is the person capable of making a decision about being discharged or their future care?
Are they cognitively impaired?
How old is this person?
Are you their PoA? Family member? Caregiver?
Why was this person in the hospital to begin with?
Did things by the book and still was cheated only getting prescriptions before leaving. SW probably b''' hurt over losing the appeal, so this was one last chance to feel good about himself.