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SueBK31 Asked March 2020
Will skilled nurses visit a dementia patient in home if they are a serious hoarder?
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worriedinCali Mar 2020
To get a yes or no answer, you would have to ask the agencies in your area. We can tell you that yes it’s possible but we can’t know for sure. Not everyone is willing to work in those conditions especially if there is a safety hazard.
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gdaughter Mar 2020
Safety as well as health hazard...clearly not only for the nurse but the inhabitants...might need to connect with your board of health, or area agency on aging. Hoarding is a more prevalent problem than people realize and some communities have set up task forces and have lists of resources for help.
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