Nursing Homes defend reputation in face of HSE prosecutions

Two Nursing Homes that have been prosecuted by the Health Service Executive claim they are providing the highest standards of care to their residents.

Sun, 19 Nov, 2006 - 17:10

Two Nursing Homes that have been prosecuted by the Health Service Executive claim they are providing the highest standards of care to their residents.

It comes in the wake of reports that both Delvin Lodge in County Meath and Castle Lodge in County Louth are due in court this week for alleged breaches of care.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: County MeathPlace: Castle LodgePlace: County LouthOrganisation: Nursing HomesOrganisation: HSEOrganisation: Health Service ExecutiveOrganisation: Delvin Lodge
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