[RedBloodedAmerican]

However, if she isn't terminal, why is she back at Hospice?

It's not so much she is terminal, it is that they don't have in place a plan or option for rehab.....yet. They won't just keep her in the hospital if they can only do the same thing a hospice can. If the guardian (Michael) doesn't want to take care of her at his home, then he can move her to a hospice. It doesn't mean she is terminal (necessarily), but that it is being used as a "care facility".

[cyn]

roflm*o -- ok, now let me see if I can find those names somewhere for ya. was hoping that info would magically be here already.

[sweetliberty]

"If the guardian (Michael) doesn't want to take care of her at his home, then he can move her to a hospice."

Perish the thought. He would probably LOVE that opportunity. Then he could arrange for her anticipated demise at his leisure.