sought to support the by 17.8%. Increasing facilities requires to decision to limit service age has an impact on be established for access. the likelihood of adults under the age developing one or more of 65 years. long term conditions and increase the demand for health and social care provision. The service is physically accessible to older people (age 65 years and over). Research and local statistics indicate that the delayed discharge concerns mainly affect the older people living in our community. This barrier to age is also advocated by the Care Commission registration requirements for the Nursing Home where the intermediate care facility is located.
sought to support the decision to limit service access. by 17.8%. Increasing age has an impact on the likelihood of developing one or more long term conditions and increase the demand for health and social care provision. The service is physically accessible to older people (age 65 years and over). Research and local statistics indicate that the delayed discharge concerns mainly affect the older people living in our community. This barrier to age is also advocated by the Care Commission registration requirements for the Nursing Home where the intermediate care facility is located. facilities requires to be established for adults under the age of 65 years.
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