
ALT For-Profit care: A Proven Failure More expensive: For-profit care facilities have the same expenses, but also need to give profits to their investors - so they charge more. Worse care: For-profit facilities often cut corners on care to save money - but the savings are given to the investors, not taxpayers. More deaths: A Canadian Medical Association study showed conclusively that for-profit long term care homes have higher death rates than non-profit or public homes. Longer waits: In 2017, Saskatchewan reviewed a program where for-profit clinics had been brought on to reduce MRI treatment backlogs. The result? Wait times actually increased. Nursing shortage: Ford's own government has been forced to admit to a nursing staff crisis fueled by its own policies. For-profit clinics can't solve that crisis. Indeed, they'll make it worse. Dishonest messaging: There's a reason Ford is refusing to talk about the for-profit concern; he knows all of these problems. So why is he moving ahead

























