Maybe i misunderstood something

Oh my this is a disgrace..I am so sorry..I believe you. Is there someone you could reach out to..a mayor, an attorney pro Bono even? They should be shut down scamming the system. It is inhumane how they are treating your person in pain and suffering..I truly am so sorry.

That just doesn't sound right, I think you should start asking lots of questions, I hope you get this cleared up. Many blessings to both of you,

This should have been explained to you. However, when home health was established, you should've been given a folder with the care that the doctor has ordered and a phone number to call in case of dispute or for additional help. When it comes to pain management, you're drawing a fine line. Many medications that are used to manage pain, tend to have not only addictive properties and are hard on the kidneys and liver. So, it's about finding a balance that helps the patient as well as keep them alive. Discuss safe alternative methods for pain relief in between meds with your home health provider. Do not be afraid to ask questions, and speak up for your spouse. My husband was recently discharged from home health, but is doing well. Today, he's getting up and getting his drink from the fridge. Tomorrow I have to make sure he doesn't drink anything prior to his scan.

Call whoever is in charge of your case and tell them what is happening. Ask for pain relief for your spouse and ask if they can help you. If they don't help, there is probably a place to report them or get a supervisor to review the case.

I'm sorry sorry your husband is sick. I'll pray for him.

If you feel that the care being provided is not up to par, I would complain to the appropriate person in charge to handle that complaint. Or, you could at least otherwise determine whether or not the care being provided is actually inadequate or your perception of what care should be provided is off base. If nothing else, someone might be able to offer an explanation of what your expectation of care SHOULD be rather than what you think it should be. We are not doctors or care providers, and of course we want the best for the people we love and care about. But sometimes we expect something different than what the reality is. It helps to ask and be informed.