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Nov 17, 2022 · The average cost per service was $73.45 for 2020–2021, a 2.9% increase over the previous year. The average cost per service was impacted by multiple factors, including FFS rate changes and shifts in the volume of services provided.
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- Current Performance
- Tourism Quick Facts
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- Tourism Receipts
- Concepts and Definitions
The ministry’s tourism research unit gathers and analyzes provincial, national, and international travel statistics for government and public use. For any questions, or if you need this information in another format, please contact tourism.research@ontario.ca. Within five business days, we will: 1. acknowledge your request 2. let you know when we c...
This data shows how busy the tourism industry is in Ontario. The percentage change columns show the difference over the same time period from the previous year.
For further explanation of terms used in the tables, please see the concepts and definitions section. All data is available as an Excel (XLSX) file.
Tourism receipts are used to calculate the overall impact of tourism spending on Ontario’s GDP, jobs and taxes. They include spending from: 1. visitors coming to Ontario as a destination 2. travellers passing through or leaving the province on their way to other destinations
Border crossings
Statistics Canada’s frontier counts provide statistics on the total number of non-residents entering Canada or residents returning to Canada through Ontario’s international ports of entry. The international border crossings to Ontario are not equal to Statistics Canada’s Visitor Travel Survey estimates of the international tourist visits to Ontario. Border crossings measure all international travellers entering Ontario for any purpose and any duration, as opposed to tourist entries only. Simi...
Economic impact of tourism
The impact on jobs, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and taxes associated with the spending of travellers in an area. Not all of the impacts are retained within the area of spending since part of these benefits will leak out into other regions in the form of imports. The economic impact of tourism in Ontario is estimated by the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport’s Tourism Regional Economic Impact Model (TREIM). TREIM estimates the economic impact (e.g., jobs, GDP, taxes) of visitor and busine...
Tourism
The definition of tourism follows that adopted by the World Tourism Organization and the United Nations Statistical Commission: the activities of persons travelling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for not more than one consecutive year for leisure, business and other purposes.
premiums and special payments are paid for services such as chronic disease management, preventative care, prenatal care and home visits for enrolled patients, and for hospital visits, obstetrical care and palliative care for all patients.
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Apr 3, 2019 · These days close to half of Ontario family doctors are paid on a system called capitation where they get paid a fixed fee per person, per year regardless of how often that person comes in.
TiPS Compensation, Incentives and Benefits module ofers new graduates and established physicians an overview of the types of compensation and incentives available to Ontario physicians, along with links to additional resources to assist with your billing and remuneration.
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The new fee structure is a departure from the pandemic, when temporary fee codes “paid physicians on par with face-to-face fee codes,” according to the OMA. There is a range of fees charged by physicians. “The most common visit fee-code billed by family physicians is $36,” the OMA said.
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