Last week, the Ombudsman’s office shocked the news about the Senecura retirement home in Salzburg-Lehen: the “Krone” reported extensively. On Tuesday, the responsible council of state threatened with the consequences: the number of inhabitants had to be reduced to 50 and the situation had to stabilize, otherwise closure threatened.
Starving residents and helpless workers: In its report, the Ombudsman’s office painted a disastrous picture of the Senecura retirement home in Salzburg-Lehen. After days of criticism and reform steps that had already been announced, Heinrich Schellhorn went one step further: in a press conference held at short notice, he called on the management of the scandal house to reduce the number of residents from the current 63 seniors to 50. .
There is also a one-month deadline. If the situation does not improve, the permit will be revoked and the house will be officially closed. Schellhorn continued: “I am deeply affected by what has happened. I also want to apologize to the residents and relatives for the uncertainty.”
The report spoke of starving residents, massive wounds and a lack of painkillers. The country would have watched idly, but Schellhorn declined. In the “Krone” the victims and nurses also spoke, who told about similar circumstances as in the report.
Source: Krone
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