Yukon government takes 2 long-term care beds off hold for Watson Lake
Health Minister Tracy-Anne McPhee previously told the legislature the beds were on hold
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Health Minister Tracy-Anne McPhee previously told the legislature the beds were on hold
Cliff Kostiuck is hopeful that is 95-year-old mother Evelyn can eventually return home. She's been living in Whitehorse, and away from her 99-year old-husband, since January so she can receive the long-term care that she needs.
Lloyd Kostiuck, 99, and his wife Evelyn, 95, have been mostly inseparable through their 75 years of marriage. But now Evelyn is in a long-term care home in Whitehorse, several hours away from Lloyd who's back home in Watson Lake.
Dr. Lindsey Campbell wants Yukon government to immediately overturn decision to hold back beds
Cliff Kostiuck’s mother is a Watson Lake resident who is waiting for long-term care bed in Whitehorse