I would agree with you on that. That's exactly the point I wish to make.
In my riding of Lethbridge, Alberta, I see this demonstrated incredibly well. We have two seniors organizations that, I would argue, are actually preventative care, in the sense that seniors are invited to come and engage in social activities: eat meals together, play games together, lawn bowl, exercise together, take computer classes together. These sorts of things are proven to keep people healthy longer.
In addition, we have a number of churches within my riding that have actually started care homes for seniors and are doing a phenomenal job in providing not just for their health necessities, but for their social necessities or well-being in that area as well.