The federal government promised to restore full refugee health care by April 1. But researchers worry confused clinicians will keep turning people away.

The federal Liberals are going to follow through on their promise to reinstate refugee health care cut four years ago, they say. They just haven't had time yet.

If you're a refugee or asylum-seeker in Canada, the debt you're saddled with and the health care you get depend on where you're from.

There are still plenty of unanswered questions when it comes to Canada's ambitious, amorphous refugee resettlement plan. Here are a few of them.

Ontario had sent health care practitioners a memo warning them to brace for a coming influx of Syrian refugees, even though the province doesn't know how many people are coming, and when.

The Liberals have promised to reinstate health care for refugees but it hasn't happened yet.

The federal government's cuts to health care for refugee applicants, and the resulting confusion over what's covered, has meant even people who qualify for care get turned away by physicians who can't stomach the complex paperwork.

The Liberal-hosted roundtable followed a July 4 Federal Court ruling against the Harper government's changes to health-care coverage for refugee claimants.