Under the circumstances of this case, it is reasonable to maintain respondent in the community, preferably in her apartment; placing her in a skilled nursing or residential care facility is not the least restrictive form of intervention (see Mental Hygiene Law § 81.22 [a] [9]; Matter of Jospe, 2003 NY Slip Op 50588[U] [2003]). Moreover, since the guardian never sought to place respondent in such a facility and respondent was not given notice or an opportunity...
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