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What does a person have to do to get kicked out of nursing home?
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Depends: A person leaves nursing home in the following situation: violations for smoking/drug/alcohol policy, harrassment, inappropriate sexual contact within staff or resident, unacceptable behavioral problems despite rights to refuse medications and dangers to others. There are other reasons but it needs to be resolved first before leaving the place. Safety and accountability are the key.
Answered 3/15/2019
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