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CLHIA Report on Long-term Care Policy

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17 CONCLUSION Canadians and governments are facing a large funding shortfall for long-term care cost over the next 35 years. Structural reform is critical and will free up capacity for governments to re-invest in important measures that will better support long-term care and improve patient outcomes in Canada. This paper lays out a number of areas that require government and stakeholder focus and action to ensure quality and sustainable long-term care for Canadians. The life and health insurance industry feels strongly that the time for reform is now in order to prepare for the needs that long-term care will face. Our industry stands ready to play an important role in supporting governments and stakeholders in the reforms that will prepare the long-term care system to meet future demands.

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