这是我在NS政府网站上找到的有关Long Term Care 的付费和根据收入(只根据本人的NOA,也就是说有房子也没问题)来决定是不是能得到政府的帮助:
“If you cannot pay the full standard accommodation charges, you can apply to have your rate reduced by undergoing an income based financial assessment. As part of the financial assessment, you’ll be asked to provide your income tax information (e.g. Notice of Assessment provided by Canada Revenue Agency) for the designated tax year. A financial assessment considers your net income as well as the income of a spouse, partner and/or dependent child. Long-term care residents are not expected to pay more than 85% of their assessed income toward accommodation charges. The financial assessment does not take into account any assets you may have (e.g. house, car, etc.) nor will you be expected to sell your assets to pay for accommodation charges. Financial reviews are conducted annually. You may also request a review at any time if your financial situation changes significantly. ”
”Will the value of my house and other assets be considered in determining the amount I pay for long-term care?“
”No. Assets are not included in the calculation.“