🔴 Care homes are being “vilified” by the government with a proposal for a law to force them to allow visitors, an industry boss has said
Some care homes are still not allowing visitors despite public health guidance, the government says Care homes are being “vilified” by the government with a proposal for a law to force them to allow visitors, an industry boss has said.that care minister Helen Whately is drawing up fresh legislation due to her frustration at restrictions still being used to contain the spread of Covid-19.
“And I think it will be really important for people to understand that we’re probably one of the most legislated-against parts of the sector. She pointed to staff shortages, insisting: “We’re trying to do the very, very best that we can and to be vilified in this way when we’re trying our very best. The Government needs to be concentrating… on funding the sector properly so that we can do everything we possibly can.”
The co-founder of the charity John’s Campaign said those with special needs such as dementia should have the right to have their essential caregiver “wherever they go”.programme: “There are lots of complicated things around the edges, but at the centre there’s this clear message that people should not be separated from those that they love during times of their greatest need.
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