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Lincoln hospice to close dementia support service

Anthony Imrie
Local News
Lincoln hospice to close dementia support service

St Barnabas Hospice in Lincoln has confirmed the closure of its dementia support service due to ongoing financial challenges. The service has been a crucial source of assistance and advice for those with dementia. It’s been invaluable to many families throughout Lincolnshire. With the closure, the hospital has made known its deep regret and is currently taking steps to refer patients to other services within the county. The importance of such services has been underlined by local residents and medical professionals alike. Their worries stem from the growing needs of an ever-rising number of elderly locals. This is an adaptation of original reporting by news.google.com.

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