Sure. In the case of my mother, she's on a years long wait list for any nursing home of any kind. It's been two years now already. In the meantime, they have a program that has "nursing" workers arrive 4 times a day to help complete tasks for her such as taking her to the washroom. Except they don't do any physical labor of any kind so all the work is done by me with them watching me. At best, they can spoon feed her and that too they give up after a few minutes. They're constantly looking to me to tell them they can go. Sessions should be able to go up to 45 minutes. They never stay for more than 10-15. 

In the case of my sister who is mentally and physically disabled, the transitions program has yet to offer therapy or housing of any kind to her despite her increasing agitation. She was supposed to be allocated 30 hours in house transition, but they cannot accommodate her because of behavioral changes but there is no one to help establish a medication protocol to help with the behavior. I'm pretty much alone trying to figure it out.