Canadian veterans face systemic barriers to health care access, military ombudsman report finds
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Jackie Carmichael
Summary
A new report from Canada's military ombudsman reveals systemic unfairness and significant challenges facing Canadian veterans in accessing primary health care. The report highlights bureaucratic hurdles, inadequate support systems, and disparities in how veterans are treated compared to active military personnel. Veterans in Edmonton and across Canada are struggling to navigate a complex health care system that often fails to meet their needs, leading to frustration and deteriorating health outcomes.
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bskyCanadian veterans face systemic barriers to health care access, military ombudsman report findsedmontonjournal.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledSystemic unfairness and challenges getting primary care are dogging Canada's veterans, according to a new report.
Some Canadian veterans battling for health care: Military ombudsman in Edmonton
Veterans are struggling to navigate a complex health care system that often fails to meet their needs.
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