Maples Long Term Care Home under investigation by Protection for Persons in Care Office
Personal care homes at centre of deadly outbreaks in Manitoba still not accepting new residents
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This article was published 29/07/2021 (1013 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Manitoba’s Protection for Persons in Care Office, which investigates abuse and neglect of vulnerable people, has launched a probe into the Maples Long Term Care Home after 57 residents died during a COVID-19 outbreak in November.
Maples Long Term Care Home and Parkview Place — which had 30 deaths due to COVID-19 — are still banned from accepting new residents and their licences remain under review more than six months after their outbreaks were declared over.
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