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You could file for guardianship. See an elder law attorney, may be possible on an emergency basis.

But if mom is competent she has the choice.
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The grantor, if still mentally competent, always has the final say.
Other than that to overrule a POA you would need to go to court to fight for guardianship (and going by your other post it sounds like it WOULD be a fight)
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Are you asking who has more authority than the PoA? Who can overrule it? I don't think anyone, unless they are abusing the PoA. The govt. (social services/the county), the courts if necessary. But it's through a legal process.
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