NHS figures show that nearly 29 thousand requests for support were not met before the patient died
I'm Matt Jones with news that thousands of older people have died without getting the care they need, according to the charity Age UK. The charity said it was deeply concerned about the plight of elderly people, after NHS figures show that nearly 29 thousand requests for support were not met before the patient died. The charity has written to the chancellor Jeremy Hunt calling on him to fix the problem in his upcoming budget. For more care stories, stay tuned to Care Radio.
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