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Home Instead, Ireland’s largest private provider of home care services, this week announced the creation of 60 jobs in Galway.

As part of Ireland’s largest and longest-established home care network, locally managed Home Instead Galway enhances the lives of ageing adults and their families in communities throughout Galway City and County.

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Local care company, Home Instead, is striving to recruit 50 new caregivers to its team which delivers essential services to older people in communities throughout County Westmeath.

Michael Ring TD has stated he has been informed by the HSE that the Primary Care Centre for Bangor Erris is now at an advanced stage of planning.

Galway Hospice is set to benefit from once off funding of €750,000. The money will go towards improvements works, ICT systems, telehealth and telemedicine platforms, and education and training programmes.

The Westdoc Service needs to be expanded to include Moycullen, Rosscahill and Oughterard so people in those areas are no longer being "forced to travel to attend a GP".

The HSE will run a free webinar at 11am on Tuesday next to offer support and guidance to new and expectant parents.

Is Covid being used as an excuse for the Government to shut down health services in Mayo and other rural communities? That was the question raised in the Dáil this week by Mayo Sinn Féin TD Rose Conway-Walsh.

A “complete overhaul” of the State’s attitude to providing care for older people at home is “urgently needed”, according to Galway East TD, and Minister for Rural Affairs, Seán Canney.