No. Knowing what needs to be done and how to provide the services calls for on the ground expertise. You have to be very close to the ground, and while the federal government does its best, Ottawa is far from the ground. So it is not in a position to make this type of choice.
This really has to be left under the provinces' jurisdiction, particularly knowing that each province's situation is different, in terms of both its cultural community and its health problems, which may vary from one place to another. The provinces really have to be allowed to choose what makes most sense for them.
Services are organized very differently from one province to another already. If the federal government tries to get involved, that risks causing mayhem.