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Post edited by: livinginablender, at: 07/31/2010 04:15 PM

Since he has asked her not to talk to you, she has a legal obligation to do so, unless you are deemed his caretaker by court. She could get sued otherwise. Sorry you're in this touch situation. Hopefully things will work out for the best.

Chrissie

Chrissie is absolutely right. Most hospitals now have patients sign paperwork when they are admitted that state specifically who can have access to confidential information, and that includes discussion with doctors and counselors. A breach of this confidentiality is massive, so they are within the legal right to do this.

Post edited by: livinginablender, at: 08/02/2010 10:20 AM

Does you POA Not give you rights to this crazyness?

they say NOT AT THEIR FACILITY. The POA is NON revocable by him. I am going to call the social worker in the morning at the hospital and get to the bottom of this BS. I have calls out to see if I can get him transferred to another facility. My guess, he runs. He told me, the morning of the admission, you better have a lot of money now, as it is going to cost you to chase me now. yeah....thousands. his state medical was denied as he is now OK. he is evil. I do not want him home.

I HATE this for you.Words are not good enough!!

Post edited by: cshell23, at: 07/27/2010 11:51 PM

Living: Why would you chase him?

I can see Canada from my window right now. I may run the border for fun tonight, and see if I can get my American Indian a$$ back across the border without going to jail. Hell, maybe they will give me a MONTH in the hahaHotel 8 for that, or worse.

Horse, I aint chasing him. he said that, not me.