Accomodation charges going up by a dollar in Nova Scotia to $75.50. The 4,000 beds cost the government $326.0 million. Calgary Health Region , of comparable size, spent $165 million in 2005 on Continuing Care services. Accomodation charges are set by the province in Alberta and range from $42 to $48 a day.
Long term care fees up $1 a day
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- Ed Stelmach
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