Hogan v. Country Villa Health Services

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• holding that “unless that power is restricted by the principal,]” an agent under a California statutory healthcare power of attorney “has the power to execute applicable admission forms, including arbitration agreements”
• ruling based on provisions in California’s Health and Safety Code providing for admissions to nursing homes
• concluding that a medical durable power of attorney authorized the patient's daughter to sign an arbitration agreement, and noting that the absence of such a power of attorney in health care proxy cases in which courts refused to compel arbitration was a \critical\ distinction

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