FG criticises Nursing Home Bill

Fine Gael's spokesperson for older people says the new Nursing Home Bill is full of flaws.

Sat, 04 Apr, 2009 - 11:57

Fine Gael's spokesperson for older people says the new Nursing Home Bill is full of flaws.

Under the scheme, people moving into a nursing home will pay a maximum of 80% of their income towards the cost of their care, based on a Health Service Executive assessment of their assets.

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