Losses at Cahercalla Community Hospital narrow by 50% as revenues rise
*Photograph: John Mangan LOSSES at Cahercalla Community Hospital halved to €386,751 in 2022 as the nursing home increased revenues to €5.88m.
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Cahercalla Community Hospital plunges into the red
*Photograph: John Mangan THE COMPANY that operates Cahercalla Community Hospital in Ennis plunged into the red last year to record losses of €895,091 from trading activities.
Business case for reopening Crusheen rail stop ‘stronger than ever’
ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES ARE CONFIDENT that the business case for reopening the Crusheen stop on the Western Rail Corridor is stronger than ever.
Pyrite group will run General Election candidate if necessary
*Dr Martina Cleary. Photograph: Joe Buckley CLARE PYRITE ACTION GROUP are to consider fielding a candidate in the next General Election.
New management structure for Cahercalla while new COVID-19 outbreak causes concern
A new management structure has been put in place at Cahercalla Community Hospital and Hospice while confirmation of three new COVID-19 cases has caused fresh concern at the facility.
Two positive COVID-19 cases emerged in Cahercalla before vaccine could take effect
Residents of Cahercalla Community Hospital who contracted COVID-19 days prior to receiving the vaccine will not have to be administered a new series of jabs.
Clinical oversight team assigned to Cahercalla in response to COVID-19 outbreak with Army personnel on-site
Management at Cahercalla Community Hospital are currently on COVID leave as the health care facility responds to an outbreak of the virus which has required the deployment of the Defence Forces.
‘Judge me on the work I have done & not for letting my guard down’ – Dr Michael Harty
Kilmihil GP, Dr Michael Harty has confirmed he has returned to his West Clare surgery despite attending a controversial event on Wednesday night which was in breach of COVID-19 guidelines.
Nursing homes ‘neglected & abandoned’ during COVID-19 – Harty
Residential settings have been neglected and feel abandoned, a Clare GP has highlighted.
Clare will not be unique to rest of Ireland regarding Covid-19
One health care professional was among the first four confirmed coronavirus cases in Clare and further frontline staff are expected to be diagnosed over the coming weeks posing major challenges for the Irish health service.
