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Seniors at N.S. independent living facility outraged after housing authority ends in-house care
The Nova Scotia Provincial Housing Agency is changing how continuing care is delivered at facilities in Bridgetown, Berwick and Antigonish due to operational changes and complaints by some residents about mandatory costs, according to a spokesperson.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/seniors-indepedent-living-continuing-care-nova-scotia-provincial-housing-agency-9.7114368?cmp=rss

CBC Canada Mar 5

Seniors at independent living facility outraged after housing authority ends in-house care
The Nova Scotia Provincial Housing Agency is changing how continuing care is delivered at facilities in Bridgetown, Berwick and Antigonish due to operational changes and complaints by some residents about mandatory costs, according to a spokesperson.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/seniors-indepedent-living-continuing-care-nova-scotia-provincial-housing-agency-9.7114368?cmp=rss

CBC Nova Scotia Mar 5

Seniors at independent living facility outraged after housing authority ends in-house care
The Nova Scotia Provincial Housing Agency is changing how continuing care is delivered at facilities in Bridgetown, Berwick and Antigonish due to operational changes and complaints by some residents about mandatory costs, according to a spokesperson.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/seniors-indepedent-living-continuing-care-nova-scotia-provincial-housing-agency-9.7114368?cmp=rss

BakersRelay Dec 9

#Retirement #ContinuingCare

From CBS News.com: Their retirement community offered lifelong care and entrance-fee refunds down the line. Then it went bankrupt.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/continuing-care-retirement-community-bankruptcy-fee-refunds/

Their retirement community offered lifelong care and entrance-fee refunds down the line. Then it went bankrupt.

Residents paid steep entrance fees to live in a continuing care retirement community, believing their families could one day recoup much of the money.