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I have the durable power of attorney. What rights do I have in making decisions for my mom's care? She has mid stage Alzheimer's and is happy in the group home I have placed her in.

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We had a similar problem when mom moved to Assisted Living. Two of three children had their hair on end, saying we were rushing things, it was too soon. They went all to pieces when we rented out the apartment and things had to be moved out. YOU are doing the RIGHT things. They can't accept reality right now, but hopefully they will. It takes time. Your mother made the right choice picking you as POA, you are level headed.
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How do you deal with your sister? Gently, if at all possible. She is probably sincere (if mistaken) in her ideas of what would be good for Mom. But you have been entrusted to make decisions. I am so glad you have found a place where Mom is content!
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