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The PoA is not legally obligated to tell you anything. If you have any real reason to suspect financial abuse, you should engage an attny who specializes in elder issues. Financial abuse of the elderly is extremely common, even by family members. If you find there is/was abuse you may need to pursue guardianship to take back control of the situation. We had this happen to our family by a very "well loved" privately hired caregiver. Good luck!
Sounds like whomever is the caregiver is also the Power of Attorney? Am I reading that correctly? Is the POA one of your siblings, or another family member?
Once we have more info, we would be able to better able to answer your question :)