It follows an announcement that the service is to cease operation from December 31st.
Politicians in the midlands are seeking an urgent meeting with the HSE to discuss the closure of MIDOC services.
It follows an announcement that the service is to cease operation from December 31st.
The HSE says it has made short term arrangements through a third party to put in place appropriate cover and is in the process of seeking an alternative provider which they hope to have in place in the coming month.
Cathoirleach of Offaly County Council Frank Moran says it's a vital service, which is justifiably paramount to the region and is needed to mitigate the overcrowding of our emergency departments.
Laois Offaly Fianna Fáil TD Barry Cowen says the HSE must engage with the public on the issue:
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