CLHIA-ACCAP

22 • The CLHIA recommends that federal, provincial and territorial governments support more health and wellness promotion policies and provide more direct assistance as a means to encourage healthy aging of Canadians.

• CLHIA REPORT ON LONG-TERM CARE POLICY -IMPROVING THE ACCESSIBILITY, QUALITY ANDSUSTAINABILITY OF LONG-TERM CARE IN CANADA
• EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
• INTRODUCTION
• STRUCTURAL REFORM TO ADDRESS THE FUNDING SHORTFALL
• Funding Long-term Care Improvements with Savings from Structural Reform
• ENCOURAGING CANADIANS TO SAVE FOR LONG-TERM CARE
• PATIENT CENTERED APPROACH TO LONG-TERM CARE
• RESTRUCTURING OF LONG-TERM CARE TO RECOGNIZE THE CONTINUUM OF CARE
• ENSURE SUFFICIENT CAPACITY OF LONG-TERM CARE
• Long-term Care Facility Capacity
• Health Care Practitioner Shortage
• Informal Care
• Unlocking the Power of Volunteerism
• ENCOURAGE HEALTH AND WELLNESS PROMOTION
• CONCLUSION
• Annex 1: Summary of Assumptions and Methodology for Estimates of Long-term Care Costs
• Annex 2: List of CLHIA's Recommendations to Improve the Sustainability, Accessibility andQuality of Long-term Care in Canada