Respect & Care for Ontario Seniors in Long-Term Care

Thanks to community action, MPPs heard from thousands of Ontarians and unanimously passed Bill 33 at second reading at Queen’s Park on November 2.

Now let’s get it over the finish line.

Ontario’s long-term care residents receive less care from fewer staff than just about anywhere else in Canada. This means residents are waiting for hours to get help with feeding, bathing, toileting and getting out of bed.

Our loved ones deserve better. Most long-term care residents are over 85 years old with complex medical conditions, including dementia. This crisis has gone on for far too long.

Bill 33, the Time to Care Act, gives long-term care residents a minimum of 4 hours of hands-on care each day.

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