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H.H.H.S. left out of funding for long-term care beds

Haliburton Highlands Health Services will not receive provincial funding for long-term care beds.

H.H.H.S. President and C.E.O. Carolyn Plummer says the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care is investing in additional long-term care space but it will not be at the Haliburton and Minden Hills hospitals.

The Central East Local Health Integration Network is getting funding for a total of 128 beds but they will be in other areas such as Lindsay and Peterborough.

Plummer says there is no room for additional beds at the Haliburton hospital.

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Plummer adds one problem is that regular patient care beds are being used for long-term care.

Plummer also says patients in need of long-term care space in the county are being sent to hospitals in Lindsay and Peterborough.

She mentions she will be advocating the province for more beds.

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