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What constitutes interference of health care? facility wants to evict elderly resident due to visits from friend allegedly interfering with her care.
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The answer: is a LEGAL one NOT a "medical" one! 'Interfering" needs definition and more information needed to define! Forcing the RESIDENT out does NOT seem "fair"!! Hope this helps! Dr Z
Answered 4/30/2016
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