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Yes, you are going to have to call 911. Then, have her transported to the hospital. Hopefully, it will get better from there and you will be able to get her the nursing care in a facility, that she needs. Do not let her come home and speak with the doctors and get them to support you. Our mother's bath lady called the ambulance for us.
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if your mother owns her own house and only has social security, she can qualify for a homecare person to come in through medicaid, in Illinois it is cash and counseling, a disabled (incompetent) person does not have to go into the nursing home against their will, IT IS AGAINST THE LAW.

The information OUT THERE is always confusing.

What you need is a person willing to come, at the time specified, have them be hired and continue showing up. When the house is sold medicare gets theres otherwise their is nothing to do , go to the department of aging, Lutheran Social services until you get answers you need. If you are still living in the house you also have rights as her caregiver...their is a statute in Ilinois if you have taken care of your mother for two years or more, what ever state you are in check out what applies. A little work and walla nothing drastic has to happen unless it needs to happen.
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Try to convince her for assisted living, she will definitely improve her health and enjoy the environment there. My mother also refuses for assisted living. I met my mother with an old lady living in Luvida Memory Care and my mother was greatly influenced by her and joined the assisted living.
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