Man overcharged for hospital stay complains to Ombudsman
A man complained to Ombudsman Peter Tyndall after he was charged €1,500 for a number of hospital stays. This was despite a cap of €750 on such charges at the time.
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A man complained to Ombudsman Peter Tyndall after he was charged €1,500 for a number of hospital stays. This was despite a cap of €750 on such charges at the time.
Read MoreFirstly, it’s a great privilege and pleasure to be here in New Zealand. I attended the IOI conference in Wellington in 2012 and I was already familiar with the work of the New Zealand Ombudsman before then.
Read MoreOmbudsman Peter Tyndall has expressed his disappointment that the HSE has not fully implemented the recommendations made in his 2015 investigation into the health care system.
Read MoreOn Monday November 5th, Ombudsman Peter Tyndall addressed the lack of compensation to several survivors of the Magdalene Laundries on RTÉ Radio One.
Read MoreOpening remarks by IOI President and Irish Ombudsman Peter Tyndall at the IOI’s 40th anniversary event in Brussels
Read MoreLouth people made 31 complaints to Ombudsman Peter Tyndall’s office at its ‘complaints clinic’ in the D Hotel, Drogheda, last Thursday (27 September). The ‘complaints clinic’ was one of a number of events held in Drogheda last week as part of the Ombudsman’s Outreach programme to Louth.
Read MoreSpeech by Ombudsman Peter Tyndall at the launch of “A Good Death: Progress Report” and the HSE/IHF’s public information booklet – “When someone you care about is dying in hospital – What to expect”
Read MoreOmbudsman Peter Tyndall today published his report into the developments in end-of-life care in Irish hospitals. The Ombudsman’s report was jointly launched with the Irish Hospice Foundation and the HSE who published an information booklet for the public: When someone you care about is dying in hospital – What to expect.’
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