I'm personal representative of my mother's estate. RIP Mom
My dear mother was improperly taken to Utah, from Maryland, in 2018. She died in 2019, a resident at this facility, in Logan, Utah where she'd never lived. She was put into Legacy House of Logan by her decades-long estranged, disinherited-by-name, adult offspring.
My mom was already residing in a memory care center in Maryland due to her documented Alzheimer's dementia. I was her durable power of attorney; but estranged family improperly interfered in her care. They filed false police reports against me. After I was fully exonerated by the local police those same offspring then lied to the Maryland care facility and flew my sick mother out-of-state, to Utah, where an improper POA was obtained over an Alzheimer's dementia patient who was not competent to sign legal documents.
Upon arrival at this facility my mother called me to help her because she was in a strange place, wasn't sure how she got there and was scared and confused. I'm her loving daughter, her caregiver, her best friend for 25 years and her then durable power of attorney. Those that improperly took her were her estranged, disinherited-by-name offspring who had taken sides with their father in the divorce, and shunned their mother, decades earlier.
I called Logan City Police Department for an official welfare check after my mom called me asking for help. I've now received that report. I'm her court ordered personal representative. The Logan City incident report reflects that this facility denied a law enforcement deputy contact with my mother because "it might upset her", per the report, per employee R. Goody.
My mother was denied emergency contact with law enforcement. The facility denied them contact. As a direct result my mother was then victimized at Legacy House. She was isolated from her only loving child, me. All contact was stopped by employees at this facility, even after I gave them written notice by certified mail with return receipt to stop denying my calls. I advised them in writing they had no legal basis to deny me contact with my mother. I was ignored and still denied access to my mother.
After my dear mother died in 2019 I had lawyers subpoena my mother's records from this facility. Her records reflect that her prescribed meds were w/held due to machine malfunction causing additional behavioral issues and outbursts, she was subjected to multiple falls before finally breaking her femur and being hospitalized for repair. She was found drinking from a moldy coffee cup. She was found stuck between her bed and nightstand for an unknown period of time and then staff witnessed she "had a seizure". No ambulance was summoned at that time. When she finally arrived at the hospital she was admitted immediately. She died 7 days later, after suffering greatly. My mother was isolated and alone in a state she'd never lived before and my calls were denied by staff. My mother died of sepsis, pneumonia and the underlying condition of Alzheimer's dementia.
My mother and I were denied our fundamental rights to maintain contact. She was very sick while residing in this facility; but she was alive and could talk. This occurred pre-pandemic, not COVID-19 related at all. I wasn't contacted by anyone, not one single person, to let me know that my mother was hospitalized and dying. It's vile and disgusting, highly reprehensible and totally unforgivable.
RIP Mom - You deserved so much better. read more