Thank you. That's very helpful.
When I first became knowledgeable about these issues, that is, when I first began to learn about them, as I wouldn't say I'm knowledgeable, I discovered that for patients who require service quickly because their body mass is so low, it is often recommended that they go to clinics in the United States, and OHIP won't cover them. Then I found that if an MPP letter went out, OHIP would approve to cover them.
The girls were not getting good service. In fact, because of the delay in getting beds.... If your beds were full at TGH and Homewood was full, they'd be waiting, as you said, for up to six months. That could take them from being in a risky position to quite a dangerous position.
Do you have any familiarity with the rejection of services by OHIP to pay for out-of-country service when there's a great need?