Families seek clarity on HSE's plan to use nursing home as hospital step-down facility
The nursing home on the Grounds of Nenagh General Hospital. Pictures: Brendan Gleeson
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SUBSCRIBEFamilies whose relatives were ready to transfer to a new multi-million euro HSE nursing home in Tipperary have called for clarity on why it is being repurposed for hospital use.
It follows confirmation from the HSE that a tender has gone out for a private provider to run the building as a step-down facility to help reduce overcrowding in University Hospital Limerick (UHL).
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