A conservator appointed under this article shall serve as conservator of the estates of the patients or residents of the institution until a successor has been appointed and qualified or until the conservatorship for any individual ward is otherwise terminated. The conservator's official bond as superintendent of the institution shall be sufficient security for all money and property coming into possession of the conservator unless the director of the department of health requires an additional bond.
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