Not quite an Alexx update

Yesterday someone from BMC called to ask a bunch of questions about our house and home but, when I asked if Alexx was going to be discharged today, she immediately said this wasn't her case and the caseworker would call me "at some point" to give me details and, of course, I have yet to hear from this person.
Meanwhile, ppl at the hospital have mentioned sending Alexx to a rehab center, but have not confirmed any details.
I have heard about rehab centers from other PWD on the health care advocacy group I am on, and all the stories of personal experiences are negative.
I'm beginning to get the impression that a big reason for the rehab center idea is that I, as Alexx's blind wife, am considered to be incapable of caring adequately for hin.
Have passed through the angry phase to the "you have no idea who you are talking to" phase.
Bottom line: Alexx isn't getting very much sleep, or even rest, with all the hospital noise and disruptions, and when he presses the call button, it isn't always answered. There is no way that he wouldn't be better off at home.
But rehab centers are part of the business model of public health care, rather than visiting nurses and physical rehab ppl who work with ppl recovering at home
This system is broken..

Alexx update: Alexx will be recovering at home

The hospital caseworker gave a hard sell for Alexx going to a rehab center, almost presenting it as the only choice (someone less knowledgeable about healthcare rights might have read it that way), but Alexx was unmistakenly vocal about going home, and I presented all the reasons why he would be better off at home, so the caseworker finally had to back down and admit that visiting nurses and physical therapists could work with him at home. But it was a fight.

The past year of advocating for healthcare rights for PWD really served us well today.

Also, hearing stories of personal experiences from disability rights advocates regarding their treatment in rehab centers persuaded me that few ppl are better off going that route.

But, yeah! Alexx is coming home! No solid details yet--I get the feeling the caseworker has to refill all the paperwork--but he will be delivered by ambulance, hopefully later today.

Also, Alexx is walking by himself, at least the short distance to the bathroom, without a walker and without assistance.