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Quality, coordination and cost barriers in health care by province

Adults aged 18 and over who rated the quality of their most recent health care consultation very good or excellent, who rated the coordination between their health care providers very good or excellent, who experienced discrimination in a health care setting, who had unmet health care needs, who delayed, skipped or did not fill a prescription because of the cost, and who have insurance covering all or part of prescription costs (all in the past 12 months), from Statistics Canada's Survey on Health Care Access and Experiences – Primary and Specialized Care. Territories are not covered; the Canada figure excludes the territories. Access to a regular provider and wait difficulties are in the health care access table.

Reference period
2024
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Source: Statistics Canada, Table 13-10-0962-01. Reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada. Contains information licensed under the Statistics Canada Open Licence (Open Government Licence – Canada).
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Quality, coordination and cost barriers in health care by province: Rated consultation quality very good or excellent (%)10 areas ranked by Rated consultation quality very good or excellent (%). Highest: Newfoundland and Labrador (79.5); lowest: British Columbia (68.4); national value 70.7.Newfoundland and LabradorNewfoundland and Labrador: 79.579.5QuebecQuebec: 75.275.2New BrunswickNew Brunswick: 73.973.9Prince Edward IslandPrince Edward Island: 72.272.2AlbertaAlberta: 71.571.5Nova ScotiaNova Scotia: 71.371.3ManitobaManitoba: 70.870.8SaskatchewanSaskatchewan: 70.070.0OntarioOntario: 68.668.6British ColumbiaBritish Columbia: 68.468.4National 70.7
Quality, coordination and cost barriers in health care by province: Rated consultation quality very good or excellent (%)10 areas ranked by Rated consultation quality very good or excellent (%). Highest: Newfoundland and Labrador (79.5); lowest: British Columbia (68.4); national value 70.7.Newfoundland and …Newfoundland and Labrador: 79.579.5QuebecQuebec: 75.275.2New BrunswickNew Brunswick: 73.973.9Prince Edward Isl…Prince Edward Island: 72.272.2AlbertaAlberta: 71.571.5Nova ScotiaNova Scotia: 71.371.3ManitobaManitoba: 70.870.8SaskatchewanSaskatchewan: 70.070.0OntarioOntario: 68.668.6British ColumbiaBritish Columbia: 68.468.4National 70.7
Rated consultation quality very good or excellent (%), 2024, sorted high to low. 10 areas ranked by Rated consultation quality very good or excellent (%). Highest: Newfoundland and Labrador (79.5); lowest: British Columbia (68.4); national value 70.7. Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.

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Canada70.754.17.722.413.377.5
Newfoundland and Labrador79.560.26.123.412.183.9
Prince Edward Island72.265.68.127.911.477.7
Nova Scotia71.355.98.62513.383.3
New Brunswick73.955.4723.111.483.1
Quebec75.258.25.724.69.978.5
Ontario68.653.58.221.214.274.9
Manitoba70.855.48.117.915.277.4
Saskatchewan7046.49.62013.381.1
Alberta71.554.19.219.31685.5
British Columbia68.449.97.825.614.373.5

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 13-10-0962-01: Health indicators, Survey on Health Care Access and Experiences - Primary and Specialist Care. Reference period: 2024.

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Statistics Canada
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Table 13-10-0962-01
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Quality, coordination and cost barriers in health care by province
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2026-11-11
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Quality, coordination and cost barriers in health care by province (Canada, 2024). Data: Statistics Canada, Table 13-10-0962-01. Retrieved 2026-11-11 via Quadranac, https://quadranac.com/tables/ca-health-care-experience/