Coronavirus: Care home moves had 'tragic consequences'
More than half of directors believe people were not tested before being discharged. They also raise concerns about a lack of checks on whether the homes people were going to had enough personal protective equipment .
Wren Hall did take people discharged from hospital. Most had been tested, but sometimes that was days before they were transferred. "We did feel under pressure to take people from hospital, whether or not they were Covid positive, because we needed to keep the business going."
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