Tag Archives: LHIN
No replacement needed for LHINs et al
Nothing needs to replace LHINs, CCAC, Hospital Navigator or whatever other iteration exists of this wasteful layer of government bureaucracy. A family physician, gerontologist or an assessment centre (e.g., Centre for Healthy Aging, St. Peter’s Hospital, Hamilton, ON) are quite … Continue reading
LHIN & CCAC Navigation gross waste of taxpayers’ dollars
Who do you want making decisions about your health care: therapists, nurses, doctors or paper-shufflers? That’s the question Ontarians should be asking. Bill 41 isn’t even a year old and we’re seeing its effect. Paper shufflers at Local Health Integration … Continue reading
Surely switching red & white health cards & hassling people to do so is well spent taxpayer $s
I came to emerg 5 hours ago and have only seen the triage nurse. But there’s time and money to switch red & white health cards & hassle me about switching. I can’t find a family doctor in Ontario. … Continue reading
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