HIQA inspection raises concerns about Limerick-based centre

A health watchdog inspection has raised concerns about a Limerick-based centre that provides full-time residential services to people with a severe to profound level of intellectual disability.

HIQA inspection raises concerns about Limerick-based centre

A health watchdog inspection has raised concerns about a Limerick-based centre that provides full-time residential services to people with a severe to profound level of intellectual disability.

A Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) inspection determined that the centre lacks staff numbers, training, and that the residents’ participation in social activities within their community was “limited”.

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