PQ 105
105 Mr. C. Lenihan asked the Minister for Health and Children the assistance available to persons caring for an elderly relative in their home; and the plans his Department has to encourage this phenomenon to ensure that the escalating cost of nursing home accommodation does not become a burden on the Exchequer and families. [9416/04]
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25 March 2004
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25 March 2004 · Services for the Elderly.
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written
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Lenihan, Conor.
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25 March 2004
Summary
105 Mr. C. Lenihan asked the Minister for Health and Children the assistance available to persons caring for an elderly relative in their home; and the plans his Department has to encourage this phenomenon to ensure that the escalating cost of nursing home accommodation does not become a burden on the Exchequer and families. [9416/04]
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25 March 2004
Services for the Elderly.
105 Mr. C. Lenihan asked the Minister for Health and Children the assistance available to persons caring for an elderly relative in their home; and the plans his Department has to encourage this phenomenon to ensure that the escalating cost of nursing home accommodation does not become a burden on the Exchequer and families. [9416/04]
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Services for the Elderly.
Services for the Elderly.
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- Lenihan, Conor. · Asking member
- Minister for Health and Children · Minister for Health and Children · Addressed to
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- Official source: https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/debates/question/2004-03-25/105/
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