After the numerous consultations this committee has held, I have the impression there is a problem with access to services for veterans who live in remote rural regions. That is the big difficulty, as I see it.
When you talk about an integrated approach, you are certainly talking about an interdisciplinary approach for all services. I have the impression that it is always easier in the big cities than in rural communities, where some veterans do in fact live. The entire problem of home support is more difficult there.
Would you have recommendations to make to the committee to ensure greater access to gerontology services or home support for veterans in rural communities in remote areas?