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What is the difference between long-term care and assisted living in Ontario?

According to a 2021 report from the Canadian Institute for Health Information, Ontario has a higher rate of long-term care beds per capita than some other provinces. Navigating the options for senior housing can be complex, and understanding **what is the difference between long-term care and assisted living in Ontario** is a crucial first step for families. The key distinctions lie in the level of care, funding model, and application process for each.

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How do you qualify for assisted living in Ontario? Your Comprehensive Guide

According to Statistics Canada, the proportion of seniors in the population continues to grow, making discussions around elder care more important than ever. If you or a loved one are exploring care options, understanding **how do you qualify for assisted living in Ontario** is the essential first step toward securing the necessary support and maintaining independence.

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Who qualifies for assisted living in Ontario?

Eligibility for assisted living in Ontario is not a single, universal standard but depends heavily on individual needs, funding sources (public vs. private), and the specific type of residence. Understanding **who qualifies for assisted living in Ontario** requires distinguishing between privately-funded retirement homes and publicly-funded supportive housing and home care services.

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