Murouen Assisted Living - Uda

About 10 years ago, my father with dementia was in the hospital. However, he said, "I have a problematic behavior and I can't take care of it anymore. Please leave in April and look for another facility." I was struck. I think it is unavoidable to be advised to leave the office in that there is a problematic behavior that causes inconvenience to staff and other users. However, do you usually think that you can immediately enter another facility with a 10-day deadline when you are suddenly told that you haven't talked about "If you continue, you should leave ..."? How long have you waited before you could enter here? Don't you know (I tell the facility that it is difficult to care for my spouse and single children at home because they live far away.) I couldn't get a satisfactory answer even if I asked a question over the phone, so when I contacted the consultation / complaint counter of a welfare facility in Nara Prefecture, the Murouen side immediately contacted me and the person in charge I will talk. However, the question could not be resolved there either, and I could not believe that the man in charge called my father "Grandpa". For me it's my father, not my grandfather. Do you usually call "●● san" or "dad" in front of your daughter? From my point of view, the man in charge seemed to be the age of grandpa. I was allowed to be hospitalized again after explaining the circumstances and consulting with the hospital I was hospitalized before admission, and I was taken care of until my death, but this matter at Muroseien remains as an unpleasant memory for a long time. I am.