The spotlight on Ontario’s long-term care sector must not be allowed to dim again, observers said the day after the release of a scathing report outlining the…
The spotlight on Ontario’s long-term care sector must not be allowed to dim again, observers said the day after the release of a scathing report outlining the…
The expanded vaccine rollout includes the following age and priority groups:
May 3: Adults age 18 and up in hot-spot communities.conditions deemed high risk ; and some people who cannot work from home.
May 6: Ontario adults over the age of 50; those with health conditions deemed high risk ; and some people who cannot work from home including teachers and school workers; and First Nation, Inuit and Metis people not previously targeted in earlier phases of the immunization drive.
Week of May 10: Ontario adults over the age of 40; those with health conditions deemed at risk and more individuals who cannot work from home.
Week of May 17: Ontario adults over the age of 30.
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The spotlight on Ontarioâs long-term care sector must not be allowed to dim again, observers said the day after the release of a scathing report outlining the provinceâs neglect of the facilities in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Reflections from public health experts and relatives of seniors who died in virus-ravaged facilities poured in after the Ontario Long-Term Care COVID-19 Commission called for an overhaul of the sector. It laid out its recommendations in its final report, delivered to the government on Friday night.
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The spotlight on Ontario’s long-term care sector must not be allowed to dim again, observers said the day after the release of a scathing report outlining the…