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Canadian care-home provider Revera to 'transition out' of managing retirement homes - Vimarsana News

Canadian care-home provider Revera to 'transition out' of managing retirement homes

Information distributed to unions suggests more than 80 seniors' residences are part of the proposed transfer, with more than half of that number in Ontario. The rest are in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and B.C.

Source: cbc.ca
How much of Fiona is covered by insurance?; Canada bans puppy imports: CBC's Marketplace cheat sheet - Vimarsana News

How much of Fiona is covered by insurance?; Canada bans puppy imports: CBC's Marketplace cheat sheet

CBC Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need from the week starting Sept. 26, 2022.

Source: cbc.ca
Can Ontario force hospital patients into long-term care homes? It's complicated - Vimarsana News

Can Ontario force hospital patients into long-term care homes? It's complicated

Advocates are gearing up for legal battles against Ontario's plan to move elderly and chronically ill patients out of hospitals and into long-term care homes, with lawyers warning the proposed change is a breach of patients' human rights.

Source: cbc.ca
Sault Star column: Privatization sick if profit 'trumps everything' - Vimarsana News

Sault Star column: Privatization sick if profit 'trumps everything'

Gains come at the expense of the sick and elderly who are ‘powerless to defend themselves,' writes Patricia baker

She begged for help as husband struggled: Why home care is failing thousands while companies profit - Vimarsana News

She begged for help as husband struggled: Why home care is failing thousands while companies profit

Nearly one million Canadians rely on some sort of home care support, but a Marketplace investigation has found a shroud of secrecy around for-profit companies’ use of public funds. Critics say the broken system is providing substandard care – and sometimes no care at all – for those most vulnerable.

Source: cbc.ca