Dying at Home: A Privilege for Those with Time and Money

The preference for dying at home, as opposed to in a hospital or other facility, is well established. So too are the cost savings provincial governments from home deaths. Despite these aligned objectives, many individuals who could and would prefer die find themselves hospital. In this article, we examine how time money costs associated with death outcome using Canadian Vital Statistics records 2007 2019. focus on cancer-related deaths, which patients often have think about plan location of death.