A lack of community care provision is stopping people in York and Scarborough from being discharged from Hospital.
Health bosses say there are a significant number of patients on wards who could be sent home if care was available.
Jamie Todd is from the York and Scarborough NHS Trust he says the numbers of patients affected is high.
Managers at the York and Scarborough NHS trust say it's a difficult situation especially for some stroke patients.
Jamie Todd says there are continuing pressures across health care services and in social care.


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