An Aruba elder-care letter sent to the health minister requests follow-up within six weeks, Ombudsman Juraima Bryson told DIARIO in an October 27 interview.
Ombudsman seeks information on action
Bryson said the office is awaiting information about steps taken and remains available to clarify its concerns or discuss projects with the relevant bodies. She did not give a specific population total for older residents in the interview.
Dignity remains central to the request
The Ombudsman emphasized that older residents deserve dignified treatment regardless of their share of the population. She said institutions generally cooperate with her office and described further structured investigation as one option available to it. The report does not establish that the requested response period has expired.
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