Even if they were only doing treatment there.

Even if they were only doing treatment there.
Once there was a woman who suffered from depression. The woman had a neighbor who cared very much about her and wanted to get her out of depression but did not know how. Ask her: Why are you depressed? Replied: Because my house is completely upside down and I can not arrange it. The good neighbor immediately offered to help her fix the house, but she refused time after time.

The good neighbor decided to help her no matter what. He thought and thought and finally decided to arrange her house when she was not at home. And indeed, one day he saw that she had gone out and then entered her house through the window and energetically arranged the entire apartment from the ground floor to the rafters.

The oppressed woman returned to her house, found a neat house, and indeed her depression passed.

But here the matter does not end but only begins:

Has the neighbor acted morally right?
Is it permissible for a person to act with good intentions but illegally at some level in order to help his neighbor?
Would you be willing to break into your home with the purpose of helping, and what else is it not certain that they will be able to help?
Is Robin Hood just a hero for you? Or even an illegal robber ...