Read the following:

The worker found the client in the home alone, in a hospital bed, totally dependent on others for care. In an emergency, she could not have left the house unaided. The client was basically alert, but somewhat confused. The son and daughter-in-law worked outside the home during the day. Water and food were left at the bedside within the client's reach. Home health nurses visited three times weekly, but the client was alone in the home for extended intervals. During the evenings, family members were in and out of the house to meet the client's care needs. At night, the grandson slept in the house and was available to provide care until he left for an 11 a.m. class.

The client suffered from bladder and bowel incontinence and had a bed sore on her buttocks. She could feed herself but needed much encouragement to eat or drink. She had suffered dehydration in the past and was underweight.

How might this situation be best constructively approached?

Provide specifics for a possible solution. Also, include an ethical theory in favor of such a solution.