A minister inaugurated a nursing home in Mafra that does not yet have authorization from the Social Security Institute to operate. The new nursing home will accommodate 60 users in total. An agreement was signed with the Social Security Institute that will allow the State to co-fund 48 of these users. The situation raises questions about the legality of opening a social facility without the proper authorization from the competent authorities.

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Minister inaugurates nursing home without Social Security authorization to open in Mafra
Correio da Manhã15 September 2026 at 17:57
Why this matters
Residents and families in the Mafra region learn that the nursing home was inaugurated without yet having official authorization to operate, raising questions about the legality of the services provided. The co-funding agreement directly affects who will be able to access the nursing home with state support, covering the majority of available places.
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