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Canadian seniors struggle to find family doctors amid physicians shortage, some seeking private support
August 14, 2022
Doctors of BC In the Media
The Globe and Mail
More Canadian seniors are finding themselves without a family doctor amid a shortage of primary-care physicians, compelling some older adults to seek private support as advocates highlight serious health consequences. Josh Greggain, Doctors of BC’s president-elect, said family doctors in the province have the ability to decide who they will accept as patients. “This may be based on a number of factors – such as how close they are to capacity, the nature of their existing panel (some may have very high number of complex care patients), and/or to protect their own health and well-being if they are carrying a large patient panel and are struggling to keep up with the workload,” he said in a statement.