Ontario children's hospitals, health-care orgs ask province for $371.5 million to tackle wait-lists
The request comes just days after Ottawa laid out its offer to provinces and territories on federal funding of health care.
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The request comes just days after Ottawa laid out its offer to provinces and territories on federal funding of health care.
A group of Ontario children's hospitals and health organizations have asked the province for $371 million in the upcoming budget to fix pediatric care.
A group of Ontario children's hospitals and health organizations have asked the province for $371 million in the upcoming budget to help tackle surgical, clinical and diagnostic wait lists. This comes days after Ottawa laid out its offer to provinces and territories on federal health care funding.
A group of Ontario children's hospitals and health organizations have asked the province for $371 million in the upcoming budget to fix pediatric care, saying the funds are desperately needed to tackle surgical, clinical and diagnostic wait-lists.
“Waits are never great for anyone, but the consequences of a child having to wait too long for care can be significant on their learning, on their development and on their whole family."