Patients bill of rights. Yes you have the right to refuse
Absolutely.

That use to be the case, but now, many nursing homes require you to sign a contract. In that contract you have to specify in writing you do not want these injections.
Then you will be told your loved one must go somewhere else because the vaccinate ALL the patients. They want 100% compliance, and any resident that dies right after the vaccine has FLU or PEUMONIA as the cause of death, NOT the vaccine.
Many Nursing homes won't take a anti-vax patient.
Remember, us old people remember things others never knew. They want us dead rather than teaching younger generations.

One of my first jobs was working in a nursing home. It made me so sad. I was determined to do what I could to help folks from having to leave their home and go to one of those. So, I got a job as a home health nurse. There are lots of agencies that will send help into the homes of elderly folks to help them stay in their own home. It is a lot better alternative than a nursing home when the family is unable to care for them.

My mothers last month of care at home ran $28,000 to have someone come in and help with her care. We need to find a better way.
It is impossible to find someone when you need them, so I went to an agency to hire someone.
There is no way the average household could afford this kind of care.
The agency charges outrageous amounts per hour, but the workers only see part of what is paid.
These were not nurses, but home health aides who are supposed to do light cooking, light housekeeping, bathing, sheet changes, laundry and so on. But, they come, sit, watch TV, and get caught falling asleep while your loved one is found roaming around in the middle of the night. I know my sister fired 3 or 4 aides because all they did was go to sleep as soon as my sister was out of sight.

This is one thing that needs to change in America. We need to be taking care of parents AT HOME even if we need in-home care services. They sacrificed everything for us as kids and we need to be doing our duty to KEEP THEM SAFE AT HOME. After all when we get old we are just like kids again, and WE PROTECT OUR CHILDREN AND ELDERLY ESPECIALLY.

I wanna see rest homes (I call them that because nursing homes is a PC term and they're still just where elderly are sent to die) put outta biz and with Medbeds we're not gonna have Alzheimer's and Dementia problems. Probably just parasites anyways.

ol' cowboy, I agree. But, having someone come in is so expensive.
Maybe we could start a class for home health aides, certify them, list the qualified in an organized list, and have those people's contact numbers when you need someone.
Negotiate with them directly for a fair pay that people can afford.