As federal dental bill passes, seniors in N.S. and N.B. are left waiting
“I’ve been receiving messages from people in Brunswick thinking about cancelling their Blue Cross plan because it’s actually escalating and becoming too costly for them,” said Cecile Cassista, executive director of the New Brunswick Coalition for Seniors and Nursing Home Residents’ Rights.
The Nova Scotia Dental Association estimates there will be roughly six million residents using the dental coverage when it’s all said and done. For the rights coalition, having a large stream of people is noted as a challenge for the federal government, and it hopes that any wrinkles will be ironed out after child-care announcements are handled.Read more:“There’s a lot of people in Canada that don’t have a dental plan, and you know, that is part of our health care. I think that’s important.
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