Quebec launches money at seniors’ homes
If Quebec is to pour millions into private seniors’ homes, why not nationalize them? Why is it necessary to maintain the profit‑making side?
If Quebec is to pour millions into private seniors’ homes, why not nationalize them? Why is it necessary to maintain the profit‑making side?
Nicholas 18:02 on 2024-01-30 Permalink
“Financial help will be given directly to the RPA based on the needs of each resident, but each resident must consent and give their authorization for the RPA to receive the funding.” Why would a resident say no? And it varies greatly among residents and residences, but many residents are no longer mentally capable of giving consent to anything. Some are under curatorship, but most aren’t; is someone, independent from the RPA, going to be appointed to make the decision for them, and will it ever be anything but yes?
Uatu 18:26 on 2024-01-30 Permalink
Maybe because they don’t have to have unionized employees?
Ephraim 19:04 on 2024-01-30 Permalink
If it’s nationalized, the employees will need to be unionized.
Just saying the words “Curateur Generale” gives me PTSD. Please people, make a living will, or functionaries will make decisions for you and sell of your jewelry and possessions for a $1.
Uatu 09:45 on 2024-01-31 Permalink
Also have a pre arranged funeral. It’s so much better for your family. And once again the tax payers have to bail out the private system.
Kate 11:27 on 2024-01-31 Permalink
And if you have no family, Uatu?
Ian 11:51 on 2024-01-31 Permalink
I know it’s not for everyone, but I have registered to donate my body for teaching and research purposes.
SMD 12:39 on 2024-01-31 Permalink
@Ian, where and how did you do that? I am very interested.
Ian 12:48 on 2024-01-31 Permalink
Here you go –
https://www.mcgill.ca/anatomy/files/anatomy/body_donor_info_-_pamphlet.pdf
SMD 13:59 on 2024-01-31 Permalink
Thank you!
Kate 14:57 on 2024-01-31 Permalink
I thought they didn’t do that any more – that it was all done with computer simulations.
Ian 19:29 on 2024-01-31 Permalink
Gross anatomy still uses cadavers to get the kids used to anatomical variations. I’ll probably end up in a bucket of knuckles, but that’s fine by me.