Can you get kicked out for no hot water?

They certainly want condemn the house.But as far as kick him out that really isn’t what’s going to happen.They’ll probably just put him in the group home.Or if he could take care of his self which it sounds like he can’t right now,they would help him move if needed. A similar situation happen with my grandmother they did the inspection and was going to move her.And there was talk of sending her to the old people home,but unfortunately she passed away the next day.It’s always a long story isn’t it.But,that’s just what I know from my experience.

as a nurse, I am going to say thins. moving into a home may well be a really good thing for him. the answer to your question about hot water, is simply NO, as long as he HAS water then that’s all the ‘state’ requires.

but moving into a home may seem dauting, but he’ll have lots of company, all the aminities he needs and he won’t feel so abused, which is what the aunt, ultimately did to him.

elderly people wern’t raised in a world, where what we consider ‘neccesities’ as norm, they were, as someone stated, luxurys.

just visit him often, make sure they are treating him well, and I’m sorry about your nan. mental health problems are very difficult to understand, but still very real.

xx