More homes to close on top of 18 that ceased operating over past year, according to Nursing Homes Ireland
Hospitals are struggling to discharge patients into the community via nursing home care, claimed private sector group Nursing Homes Ireland.
Speaking in advance of NHI’s annual conference in Kilkenny on Thursday, chief executive Tadhg Daly warned of an “unprecedented crisis” in the sector. Hospitals are struggling to discharge patients back into the community via nursing home care because of the closure of homes, thereby exacerbating hospital emergency department overcrowding, he claimed.
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