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- Nova Scotia residents with chronic conditions, such as lipedema, struggle with insufficient provincial support, forcing some to seek costly international care.
- Premier Houston has apologized and promised reimbursement and a review of the province’s out-of-country treatment policies.
- Patients demand a complete overhaul of healthcare support for chronic conditions to prevent others from facing similar financial and physical hardships.
N.S. Woman Seeks International Treatment Amid Flaws in Province’s Health Coverage for Chronic Conditions
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