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What is the Canadian Association for Long Term Care (CALTC)?
CALTC is a national organization comprised of provincial associations and long term care providers that deliver publicly-funded health care services for seniors across Canada.
CALTC members also represent care providers delivering home support services and care for younger disabled adults.
CALTC members represent care providers responsible for the employment of Canadians and delivering quality care to Canada’s most vulnerable residents each day.
CALTC members meet quarterly – with one in-person annual meeting which often includes invited guests and presentations hosted by one of the member associations.
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Long-Term Care Advocates Call on Trudeau Government to Invest in Seniors Care
OTTAWA, Feb. 2, 2017 – Canada needs to modernize long-term care infrastructure so that we are able to provide the complex care needed by our aging seniors, says the Canadian Association for Long Term Care (CALTC). The Association, which represents approximately 150,000 of residents living in long-term care and long-term care operators across Canada, descended […]
Opinion: Our leaders need to offer Canadians a new vision for health care
Source: Globe and Mail Byline: RANDALL BARTLETT AND KEVIN PAGE While the federal and provincial-territorial governments were not able to reach an agreement on financing a new health care accord in 2016, a deal will ultimately be struck. But it will matter what that deal looks like. Our health care system is nearing a tipping point, […]
Health-care needs a demographic top-up, not a hand-out
The following article was published on The Chronicle Herald website and was written by Dr. Granger Avery, President of the Canadian Medical Association. +++ The Canadian Medical Association and the patients our 85,000 physician-members care for every day are urging Canada’s federal, provincial and territorial political leaders to focus on crafting a new national health […]
Federal retirees want action on new Health Accord
From the Edmonton Journal: Today in Ottawa, the National Association of Federal Retirees (Federal Retirees) and the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) wrapped up its first round of Canada-wide town hall meetings on the urgent need to address seniors care. Federal Retirees members gathered in communities including Charlottetown, Halifax, Regina, Edmonton and Kelowna to discuss how Canada can do better when it comes to taking care […]
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