Long COVID patients in B.C. face challenges as virtual care access changes
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More than 300,000 people in British Columbia live with long COVID and depend on virtual care appointments. Upcoming caps on appointment sizes and fee changes are expected to cause delays and reduce access to essential programs, according to health providers. This decision raises concerns about the continuity of care for long COVID patients in the region.
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