Summary
In California, skilled nursing facilities must provide a 30-day written notice before discharge, which can be shortened to 48 hours if health improves significantly. Losing your home should not affect your discharge, but the facility must ensure a safe discharge plan, including proper housing. Contact local Adult Protective Services for assistance.Full Conversation
I’m currently in a skilled nursing facility in California and have been determined strong enough to discharge. How much time in advance do they have to give me prior to discharge. I’m on MediCal (Medicaid)
Hello ****. In California, a skilled nursing facility must:
- Provide you with a written notice 30 days before discharge.
- If your health has improved significantly, the notice period can be shortened.
- The notice must include the reason, date, your right to appeal, and contact information for the State ombudsman.
Do you know how much shorter it could be
Hello ****,
In California, the notice period can be shortened to as little as * hours if your health has significantly improved. However, each case is unique and it's at the facility's discretion.
I am lost my home during my stay. Will that affect my discharge
Hello ****,
- In California, losing your home should not affect your discharge from a skilled nursing facility.
- However, the facility should provide a safe discharge plan which includes proper housing.
- If you need assistance, try contacting the local Adult Protective Services.
Ok, thanks
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