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Councillors will vote next week on whether Kennally Care should launch on 1st April

Councillors will vote next week on whether Kennally Care should launch on 1st April

Posted By theboss on 15th January 2018

15th January 2018 By Graham Smith Cornwall’s transition from mainstream National Health Service to a council-led Accountable Care System will still go ahead on 1st April, despite the “slippage” announced…

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