Is it against the law to take someone out of a rehab center? (Not drug rehab but!
Question: Yes, if it's against the patient's wishes. If the patient receiving the physical therapy is the one who wants to be removed, then he or she can. Patient's have the right to refuse ANY medical treatment, at any time, no matter what the condition. But why do you want to take someone out of rehab? Rehab (physical therapy) is usually extremely beneficial for the patient. If you just don't like the center or think that the people who operate it are incompetent, then I would seriously suggest seeking another facility that you like, but to discontinue PT when it's necessary can be very detrimental to the person receiving it.
Answers: Yes, if it's against the patient's wishes. If the patient receiving the physical therapy is the one who wants to be removed, then he or she can. Patient's have the right to refuse ANY medical treatment, at any time, no matter what the condition. But why do you want to take someone out of rehab? Rehab (physical therapy) is usually extremely beneficial for the patient. If you just don't like the center or think that the people who operate it are incompetent, then I would seriously suggest seeking another facility that you like, but to discontinue PT when it's necessary can be very detrimental to the person receiving it.
It depends on whether or not they're mandated by the court to be there. Most rehabs are voluntary.
no, most PT rehabs are voluntary. You make upset a few doctors, but its not illegal.
you need get law