If plans proceed, access to the unit will require a referral from a GP and emergency cases will be re-directed to Drogheda.
A public meeting is being held tonight to address the HSE's plans to convert Navan Hospital into a medical assessment unit.
If plans proceed, access to the unit will require a referral from a GP, which means emergency cases will be re-directed to Drogheda.
Meath West TD and Aontú Leader Peadar Toibín claims there's resistance to the move at every level of the facility.
The Chairperson of the Save Navan Hospital Campaign says the decision hangs in the balance:
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