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1. • • The new fee structure, agreed upon by the province and the Ontario Medical Association (OMA), came into effect on Thursday. Most physicians can bill the government up to $80 per video visit with a patient under the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP).
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   Dec 1, 2022 · Most physicians can bill the government up to $80 per video visit with a patient under the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP). During the pandemic, the province allowed doctors to bill the...

3. maphealth.ca › ontario-is-reducing-doctors-paymentsWhy Ontario is reducing doctors’ payments for one-off virtual ...

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   As of Oct. 1, the one-off virtual visits are being paid at a reduced rate of $15 to $20 when the “physician renders a service to a patient where there is not an existing patient-physician relationship,” according to the Physician Services Agreement.

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   Oct 21, 2022 · The province is set to introduce a number of permanent changes to its virtual care program that would see the fee paid to doctors cut to $15 from $37 per patient visit.

5. www.cbc.ca › news › politicsOttawa plans to crack down on doctors charging for medically ...

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   Mar 10, 2023 · Doctor's offices in Ontario are offering virtual and in-person appointments with a nurse practitioner for a subscription of about $30 a month.

6. www.sudbury.com › local-news › ontario-governmentOntario government changes OHIP billing fees for virtual care

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   Nov 26, 2022 · The new OHIP schedule will pay $20 for a video appointment and $15 for a telephone appointment, which is part of the Physician Services Agreement ratified by the province and the Ontario Medical...

7. toronto.ctvnews.ca › ontario-and-its-doctors-reachOntario and its doctors reach virtual-care billing deal | CTV ...

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   Oct 21, 2022 · The province is set to introduce a number of permanent changes to its virtual care program that would see the fee paid to doctors cut to $15 from $37 per patient visit.

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   How much does a doctor pay for a virtual visit in Ontario?

   • Most physicians can bill the government up to $80 per video visit with a patient under the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP). During the pandemic, the province allowed doctors to bill the same amount for virtual sessions in an effort to curb the spread of COVID-19. But as of Dec. 1, that changes.

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   How much does virtual care cost in Canada?

   • The province is set to introduce a number of permanent changes to its virtual care program that would see the fee paid to doctors cut to $15 from $37 per patient visit.

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   How much does a virtual doctor cost in Canada?

   • "As our health care system evolves, it must do so while respecting the Canada Health Act. One of the biggest players charging for virtual physician care is Maple, which describes itself as "Canada's top-rated virtual care app" and charges $69 or more for an appointment. You can buy faster access to health care in Ontario for $30/month.

   Ottawa plans to crack down on doctors charging for medically necessary

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   Will Ontario's new virtual care program save doctors?

   • Ontario has reached a deal with doctors that saves specialists from having their fees slashed in the new virtual care program. However, the deal leaves other physicians out in the cold according to The Canadian Press.

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   What does Ontario's 'one-off virtual appointments' mean for your health care?

   • And what it could mean for your health care From the Toronto Star article The provincial government and the Ontario Medical Association have agreed to decrease payments to doctors for one-off virtual appointments — a move meant to stem the tide of virtual-only clinics and encourage doctors to provide comprehensive ongoing care to patients.

   Why Ontario is reducing doctors’ payments for one-off virtual

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   Are Ontario's changes to virtual care fees causing a mass exodus?

   • Ontario's Ministry of Health and the Ontario Medical Association did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the effects of the changes to virtual-care fees. The founder of a virtual care platform says the service has seen a mass exodus of doctors after changes to fees for virtual services in Ontario kicked in this week.

   Virtual care platform sees exodus of doctors due to Ontario fee changes

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   Dec 2, 2022 · The province reached an agreement with the Ontario Medical Association earlier this year that, as of Thursday, drastically reduces fees paid to doctors for many virtual visits.