Unless they can have her separated from others there, no, I would not and my mother would of approved if she were still alive, she died earlier this year from cancer. She did not enter a hospice, we did not even consider sending her away in her last months of life as it should be, we took care of her at home. The coroners who came to pick up her body seemed shocked when they asked if we wanted to say our final goodbyes before the hefted her body up and walked out the door, "No need, we have all said them while she was still alive, she is no longer in that body now." Peace to you fren, never assume heartlessness. And when I say we, I mean all of us both family and close friends who still lived within driving distance to her house, would come over in a heartbeat if everyone else could not be there for work/other engagements, she was never alone for her final days.