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Do social services have the rights to put an elderly person in a home without that persons permission?
Q. My elderly grandma as been in hospital 2 weeks & the doctor agreed to let her home. However the family as been arguing over aftercare arrangements & 1 family involved social services. Social services will be placing my grandma in a residential home but she doesnt want to! Are they aloud to do this? What action can we take to stop this?
Asked by LJC - Thu Jun 11 12:48:10 2009 - - 5 Answers - 2 Comments

A. Even if your grandma gave the family member who wants to put her into a home a medical power of attorney, she can revoke that if she is of sound mind. There is a concern about who will provide adequate care for your grandmother when she comes home from the hospital. Depending on her conditions, provisions can be made for home care. Contact your local senior services office to ask what sort of support they can offer. Does someone need to be with your grandmother all the time? If so, can the ones who want to help her stay at home take turns? Social service people in the hospital seem to want to push the elderly into nursing homes right away. It makes you wonder whether the nursing homes are giving them commissions. When the… [cont.]
Answered by Pascha - Thu Jun 11 12:59:50 2009

What sort of services should your company look for?
Q. When your company purchase computers from a computer firm, what sort of service contract should it look for? What are the services you need for your company's PC?
Asked by StandTall - Sat Jan 24 22:15:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I trust 100% in HP products and support. You should always get a one year free support contract and a full unconditional warranty on the machine. I broke a USB off in one of my HP machines and HP sent me the part and the in home / office technician to replace it free of charge. If you ever have a problem with one of their machines that is not easily resolved, they will usually custom build you one and double your performance for free. HP hands down. So service agreements and the company's ability and willingness to stand behind their product are very important things to consider when investing in a new product. webmaster@freestuff2do.co m
Answered by pimpsam - Sat Jan 24 22:30:20 2009

What goods and services does the federal government purchase?
Q. I need some help with my homework and my book isn't helping. I need to know what goods and services does the federal government purchase.
Asked by kirstmicheG - Sun Feb 21 16:48:34 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. anymore, just about everything. the government even buys military tactical units, as well as the guns and bullets. look at all the mercenaries in iraq. criminal justice activities are performed by contractors. contractors build prisons and staff them, the Marshal's service and the fbi use contractors for investigations. federal schools are staffed by contractors., and sometimes rented instead of owned, and of course when public buildings are owned they are built by private contractors. public health and veterans hospitals are staffed by contractors, and all the medicines and bandages are purchased. the government has no farms, so all the food served in prisons, military mess halls, and hospitals is purchased all of the… [cont.]
Answered by oldretiredfart - Sat Feb 27 19:36:02 2010