Elderly woman fed dog food just weeks before dying after carer 'couldn’t read label'
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An elderly woman was mistakenly fed dog food by carers just weeks before her death, an inquiry has revealed.The woman, from Portsmouth, was cared for by care workers employed by Radis who were contracted to provide home care for the city council.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say In the report, the woman, named only as "Mrs Y" to protect her and her family's identity, was an "older adult" who received domiciliary, or at-home, care from GP Homecare Ltd, otherwise known as Radis.The majority of her care was provided while she was confined to bed following a fall in April 2024, which left her with reduced mobility, reports The News.
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