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ILWR HELPS RESIDENTS BE IN CHARGE OF THEIR OWN CARE
Independent Living Waterloo Region (ILWR) is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating choices and support for people with disabilities.
Their mission is to champion independent living through self-directed services and programs.
The organization was founded in 1982, originally named Independent Living Centre of Waterloo Region.
Founder Henry Enns, a social worker and wheelchair user, focused on self-direction and accessibility, elements that remain at the organization’s core today.
“We want their family to remain their family, not their caretakers. So, this program gives that back to a lot of people,” Robyn Jackson, Direct Funding Resource Coordinator for ILWR, said.
Through the attendant outreach program, ILWR helps adults with physical disabilities in their home, school or workplace.
These services include non-medical personal support, essential homemaking tasks, safety checks and medication reminders.
“We evaluate what sort of level of need they have, what sort of budget they’re looking to request and, as well, we test their knowledge of employment standards and how to be an employer,” Jackson said.
Some eligibility requirements for the assisted living program include that people need to be insured under OHIP, have a valid OHIP card, be 16 years of age or older and have a permanent physical disability that requires physical assistance with activities of daily living.
“I have two children. They’re both young adults, but my wife and I felt that direct funding provided me with more flexibility and more freedom to be able to fit my personal care needs,” Dan Lajoie, Manager of Independent Living Resources and a self-manager with ILWR, said.
The number of residents aged 65 to 69 rose from 23,000 to 31,000 between 2014 and 2024, which is a 28 per cent growth. This indicates a critical need for mobility, care and adaptation of public facilities.
“The traditional service model would see somebody accessing services through an agency where they might not necessarily get to choose who comes into their home. Being on this program gives that power back to the individual,” Jackson said.
ILWR focuses on personal support services. Professionals assist with essential housekeeping that fits around a client’s personal care.
Unlike other programs, there are no maximum hours. Hours are based on identified personal care needs and budgetary capacity.
“I find it very rewarding to do this type of work. We see a lot of folks coming in that maybe don’t have any care at all in place. Maybe their disability is new to them and they’re sort of navigating all those pieces, and I get to help them put this program in place,” Jackson said.
Another program available to ILWR clients is assisted living. Attendants are trained to assist with personal care activities. A service plan will be created between the client and an ILWR staff member, which includes assistance with controlled acts and complex needs.
“I would say that it’s a great program for anyone who can manage it. It allows freedom of choice and scheduling within your own life,” Lajoie said.
#AdrianQuijano #clients #community #communityHealthCare #DanLajoie #directFunding #HenryEnns #ilwr #IndependentLivingWaterlooRegion #nonProfit #nonProfit #OHIP #olderAdults #personalSupport #PSW #residents #RobynJackson #seniorCitizens #Seniors #WaterlooRegionCommunityFoundation
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1.16 million medical procedures yearly under OHIP require manual review because they are too complex or require multiple physicians.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/doctors-ontario-ohip-billing-rejected-9.6958953?cmp=mastodon
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1,16 million de procédures médicales annuellement sous l'Assurance-santé de l'Ontario demandent une révision manuelle parce qu'elles sont trop complexes ou demandent plusieurs médecins.// Article en anglais //
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1.16 million medical procedures yearly under OHIP require manual review because they are too complex or require multiple physicians.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/doctors-ontario-ohip-billing-rejected-9.6958953?cmp=mastodon
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1,16 million de procédures médicales annuellement sous l'Assurance-santé de l'Ontario demandent une révision manuelle parce qu'elles sont trop complexes ou demandent plusieurs médecins.// Article en anglais //
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1.16 million medical procedures yearly under OHIP require manual review because they are too complex or require multiple physicians.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/doctors-ontario-ohip-billing-rejected-9.6958953?cmp=mastodon
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1,16 million de procédures médicales annuellement sous l'Assurance-santé de l'Ontario demandent une révision manuelle parce qu'elles sont trop complexes ou demandent plusieurs médecins.// Article en anglais //
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1.16 million medical procedures yearly under OHIP require manual review because they are too complex or require multiple physicians.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/doctors-ontario-ohip-billing-rejected-9.6958953?cmp=mastodon
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1,16 million de procédures médicales annuellement sous l'Assurance-santé de l'Ontario demandent une révision manuelle parce qu'elles sont trop complexes ou demandent plusieurs médecins.// Article en anglais //
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1.16 million medical procedures yearly under OHIP require manual review because they are too complex or require multiple physicians.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/doctors-ontario-ohip-billing-rejected-9.6958953?cmp=mastodon
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1,16 million de procédures médicales annuellement sous l'Assurance-santé de l'Ontario demandent une révision manuelle parce qu'elles sont trop complexes ou demandent plusieurs médecins.// Article en anglais //
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Nowhere does this say how to book an appointment, or if it's covered by #OHIP, etc. TOTAL FAIL, @CTVNews https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/article/dont-know-if-youve-been-vaccinated-against-measles-get-a-shot-doctors-urge/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub #cdnpoli #polcan #onleg #onpoli #polon #MMR
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Nowhere does this say how to book an appointment, or if it's covered by #OHIP, etc. TOTAL FAIL, @CTVNews https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/article/dont-know-if-youve-been-vaccinated-against-measles-get-a-shot-doctors-urge/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub #cdnpoli #polcan #onleg #onpoli #polon #MMR
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Nowhere does this say how to book an appointment, or if it's covered by #OHIP, etc. TOTAL FAIL, @CTVNews https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/article/dont-know-if-youve-been-vaccinated-against-measles-get-a-shot-doctors-urge/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub #cdnpoli #polcan #onleg #onpoli #polon #MMR
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Nowhere does this say how to book an appointment, or if it's covered by #OHIP, etc. TOTAL FAIL, @CTVNews https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/article/dont-know-if-youve-been-vaccinated-against-measles-get-a-shot-doctors-urge/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub #cdnpoli #polcan #onleg #onpoli #polon #MMR
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Nowhere does this say how to book an appointment, or if it's covered by #OHIP, etc. TOTAL FAIL, @CTVNews https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/article/dont-know-if-youve-been-vaccinated-against-measles-get-a-shot-doctors-urge/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub #cdnpoli #polcan #onleg #onpoli #polon #MMR
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The Government of #Ontario has published a new webpage that covers what to do if you've been charged by a private clinic for insured services https://www.ontario.ca/page/community-surgical-and-diagnostic-centres. This website has been present since at least January 2, 2024. This is not as indepth as their previous site.
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After years of being a family #doctor, I can’t do it anymore #medicine #OHIP #healthcare
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After years of being a family #doctor, I can’t do it anymore #medicine #OHIP #healthcare
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After years of being a family #doctor, I can’t do it anymore #medicine #OHIP #healthcare
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After years of being a family #doctor, I can’t do it anymore #medicine #OHIP #healthcare
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Local #doctor lauded as pandemic hero now on OHIP’s hook for $600,000, ‘crickets’ from #Ford government. A story on the #Canadian #Healthcare Network (CHN)/ Medical Post website. This is the first section. Full story available with free accounts for #doctors in #Canada
Not only is OHIP demanding a local doctor pay back what she was reimbursed for running numerous vaccination clinics at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the provincial government seems to have known about it for months yet has done nothing to right the apparent wrong.When #COVID vaccinations were developed in early 2021, General Rick Hillier was appointed to lead the province’s vaccination task force and sounded a “call to arms” to fight the virus.
Premier Doug Ford himself saluted Hillier, saying the task force, known as Operation Remote Immunity, “was launched to protect the most vulnerable populations in the province.” Ford lauded Hillier as a “master tactician” who was critical in getting the infrastructure in place to ensure the success of #Ontario’s vaccination program and “developing our #vaccine distribution plan” with “mass #vaccination sites, mobile and hospital clinics.”
Meanwhile, in Kingston, one of the people with boots on the ground in Hillier’s operation, Dr. Elaine Ma, was instrumental in helping to launch the largest vaccination roll-out in many generations, organizing multiple drive-through mass vaccination clinics. Like Hillier, she was hailed for her heroic efforts and received the Ontario College of Family Physicians Award of Excellence for 2021.
In the eyes of the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (#OHIP), however, that apparently means little. OHIP now seems to be punishing Ma for the same actions she was lauded for at the height of the vaccine rollout.
When Kingstonist reached out to Ma to discuss her medical clinic’s cancellation of a planned drive-through vaccination clinic this month, Ma revealed that she was now facing an OHIP Health Services Appeal and Review Board (HSARB), and the provincial-run insurance plan was asking her to pay back $600,000 for the clinics she ran at the height of the pandemic....
(Michelle Dorey Forestell, Local #Journalism Initiative)
#medical #medmastodon @medmastodon
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Local #doctor lauded as pandemic hero now on OHIP’s hook for $600,000, ‘crickets’ from #Ford government. A story on the #Canadian #Healthcare Network (CHN)/ Medical Post website. This is the first section. Full story available with free accounts for #doctors in #Canada
Not only is OHIP demanding a local doctor pay back what she was reimbursed for running numerous vaccination clinics at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the provincial government seems to have known about it for months yet has done nothing to right the apparent wrong.When #COVID vaccinations were developed in early 2021, General Rick Hillier was appointed to lead the province’s vaccination task force and sounded a “call to arms” to fight the virus.
Premier Doug Ford himself saluted Hillier, saying the task force, known as Operation Remote Immunity, “was launched to protect the most vulnerable populations in the province.” Ford lauded Hillier as a “master tactician” who was critical in getting the infrastructure in place to ensure the success of #Ontario’s vaccination program and “developing our #vaccine distribution plan” with “mass #vaccination sites, mobile and hospital clinics.”
Meanwhile, in Kingston, one of the people with boots on the ground in Hillier’s operation, Dr. Elaine Ma, was instrumental in helping to launch the largest vaccination roll-out in many generations, organizing multiple drive-through mass vaccination clinics. Like Hillier, she was hailed for her heroic efforts and received the Ontario College of Family Physicians Award of Excellence for 2021.
In the eyes of the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (#OHIP), however, that apparently means little. OHIP now seems to be punishing Ma for the same actions she was lauded for at the height of the vaccine rollout.
When Kingstonist reached out to Ma to discuss her medical clinic’s cancellation of a planned drive-through vaccination clinic this month, Ma revealed that she was now facing an OHIP Health Services Appeal and Review Board (HSARB), and the provincial-run insurance plan was asking her to pay back $600,000 for the clinics she ran at the height of the pandemic....
(Michelle Dorey Forestell, Local #Journalism Initiative)
#medical #medmastodon @medmastodon
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Local #doctor lauded as pandemic hero now on OHIP’s hook for $600,000, ‘crickets’ from #Ford government. A story on the #Canadian #Healthcare Network (CHN)/ Medical Post website. This is the first section. Full story available with free accounts for #doctors in #Canada
Not only is OHIP demanding a local doctor pay back what she was reimbursed for running numerous vaccination clinics at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the provincial government seems to have known about it for months yet has done nothing to right the apparent wrong.When #COVID vaccinations were developed in early 2021, General Rick Hillier was appointed to lead the province’s vaccination task force and sounded a “call to arms” to fight the virus.
Premier Doug Ford himself saluted Hillier, saying the task force, known as Operation Remote Immunity, “was launched to protect the most vulnerable populations in the province.” Ford lauded Hillier as a “master tactician” who was critical in getting the infrastructure in place to ensure the success of #Ontario’s vaccination program and “developing our #vaccine distribution plan” with “mass #vaccination sites, mobile and hospital clinics.”
Meanwhile, in Kingston, one of the people with boots on the ground in Hillier’s operation, Dr. Elaine Ma, was instrumental in helping to launch the largest vaccination roll-out in many generations, organizing multiple drive-through mass vaccination clinics. Like Hillier, she was hailed for her heroic efforts and received the Ontario College of Family Physicians Award of Excellence for 2021.
In the eyes of the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (#OHIP), however, that apparently means little. OHIP now seems to be punishing Ma for the same actions she was lauded for at the height of the vaccine rollout.
When Kingstonist reached out to Ma to discuss her medical clinic’s cancellation of a planned drive-through vaccination clinic this month, Ma revealed that she was now facing an OHIP Health Services Appeal and Review Board (HSARB), and the provincial-run insurance plan was asking her to pay back $600,000 for the clinics she ran at the height of the pandemic....
(Michelle Dorey Forestell, Local #Journalism Initiative)
#medical #medmastodon @medmastodon
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Local #doctor lauded as pandemic hero now on OHIP’s hook for $600,000, ‘crickets’ from #Ford government. A story on the #Canadian #Healthcare Network (CHN)/ Medical Post website. This is the first section. Full story available with free accounts for #doctors in #Canada
Not only is OHIP demanding a local doctor pay back what she was reimbursed for running numerous vaccination clinics at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the provincial government seems to have known about it for months yet has done nothing to right the apparent wrong.When #COVID vaccinations were developed in early 2021, General Rick Hillier was appointed to lead the province’s vaccination task force and sounded a “call to arms” to fight the virus.
Premier Doug Ford himself saluted Hillier, saying the task force, known as Operation Remote Immunity, “was launched to protect the most vulnerable populations in the province.” Ford lauded Hillier as a “master tactician” who was critical in getting the infrastructure in place to ensure the success of #Ontario’s vaccination program and “developing our #vaccine distribution plan” with “mass #vaccination sites, mobile and hospital clinics.”
Meanwhile, in Kingston, one of the people with boots on the ground in Hillier’s operation, Dr. Elaine Ma, was instrumental in helping to launch the largest vaccination roll-out in many generations, organizing multiple drive-through mass vaccination clinics. Like Hillier, she was hailed for her heroic efforts and received the Ontario College of Family Physicians Award of Excellence for 2021.
In the eyes of the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (#OHIP), however, that apparently means little. OHIP now seems to be punishing Ma for the same actions she was lauded for at the height of the vaccine rollout.
When Kingstonist reached out to Ma to discuss her medical clinic’s cancellation of a planned drive-through vaccination clinic this month, Ma revealed that she was now facing an OHIP Health Services Appeal and Review Board (HSARB), and the provincial-run insurance plan was asking her to pay back $600,000 for the clinics she ran at the height of the pandemic....
(Michelle Dorey Forestell, Local #Journalism Initiative)
#medical #medmastodon @medmastodon
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Local #doctor lauded as pandemic hero now on OHIP’s hook for $600,000, ‘crickets’ from #Ford government. A story on the #Canadian #Healthcare Network (CHN)/ Medical Post website. This is the first section. Full story available with free accounts for #doctors in #Canada
Not only is OHIP demanding a local doctor pay back what she was reimbursed for running numerous vaccination clinics at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the provincial government seems to have known about it for months yet has done nothing to right the apparent wrong.When #COVID vaccinations were developed in early 2021, General Rick Hillier was appointed to lead the province’s vaccination task force and sounded a “call to arms” to fight the virus.
Premier Doug Ford himself saluted Hillier, saying the task force, known as Operation Remote Immunity, “was launched to protect the most vulnerable populations in the province.” Ford lauded Hillier as a “master tactician” who was critical in getting the infrastructure in place to ensure the success of #Ontario’s vaccination program and “developing our #vaccine distribution plan” with “mass #vaccination sites, mobile and hospital clinics.”
Meanwhile, in Kingston, one of the people with boots on the ground in Hillier’s operation, Dr. Elaine Ma, was instrumental in helping to launch the largest vaccination roll-out in many generations, organizing multiple drive-through mass vaccination clinics. Like Hillier, she was hailed for her heroic efforts and received the Ontario College of Family Physicians Award of Excellence for 2021.
In the eyes of the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (#OHIP), however, that apparently means little. OHIP now seems to be punishing Ma for the same actions she was lauded for at the height of the vaccine rollout.
When Kingstonist reached out to Ma to discuss her medical clinic’s cancellation of a planned drive-through vaccination clinic this month, Ma revealed that she was now facing an OHIP Health Services Appeal and Review Board (HSARB), and the provincial-run insurance plan was asking her to pay back $600,000 for the clinics she ran at the height of the pandemic....
(Michelle Dorey Forestell, Local #Journalism Initiative)
#medical #medmastodon @medmastodon
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@gemelliz @the5thColumnist Yes, much the same in #Ottawa it seems. The clinic we were at is a general vaccination clinic, for "residents who face barriers to access on a drop-in basis". They offer #COVID19 and #flu vaccinations but as we're long time residents with an #ohip card and family doctor, we're low priority. @fordnation clearly believes #CovidIsOver so he can go back to pandering to his auto- and beer-loving base.
Off to the pharmacy for our booster, I guess.
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@gemelliz @the5thColumnist Yes, much the same in #Ottawa it seems. The clinic we were at is a general vaccination clinic, for "residents who face barriers to access on a drop-in basis". They offer #COVID19 and #flu vaccinations but as we're long time residents with an #ohip card and family doctor, we're low priority. @fordnation clearly believes #CovidIsOver so he can go back to pandering to his auto- and beer-loving base.
Off to the pharmacy for our booster, I guess.
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@gemelliz @the5thColumnist Yes, much the same in #Ottawa it seems. The clinic we were at is a general vaccination clinic, for "residents who face barriers to access on a drop-in basis". They offer #COVID19 and #flu vaccinations but as we're long time residents with an #ohip card and family doctor, we're low priority. @fordnation clearly believes #CovidIsOver so he can go back to pandering to his auto- and beer-loving base.
Off to the pharmacy for our booster, I guess.
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@gemelliz @the5thColumnist Yes, much the same in #Ottawa it seems. The clinic we were at is a general vaccination clinic, for "residents who face barriers to access on a drop-in basis". They offer #COVID19 and #flu vaccinations but as we're long time residents with an #ohip card and family doctor, we're low priority. @fordnation clearly believes #CovidIsOver so he can go back to pandering to his auto- and beer-loving base.
Off to the pharmacy for our booster, I guess.
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@gemelliz @the5thColumnist Yes, much the same in #Ottawa it seems. The clinic we were at is a general vaccination clinic, for "residents who face barriers to access on a drop-in basis". They offer #COVID19 and #flu vaccinations but as we're long time residents with an #ohip card and family doctor, we're low priority. @fordnation clearly believes #CovidIsOver so he can go back to pandering to his auto- and beer-loving base.
Off to the pharmacy for our booster, I guess.
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@the5thColumnist Part of the issue was that priority was given to those needing childhood routine vaccinations, or those with no #OHIP card. Also, apparently, the nurses (there were two) needed to take a detailed history from some of their patients if they hadn't been seen before.
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@the5thColumnist Part of the issue was that priority was given to those needing childhood routine vaccinations, or those with no #OHIP card. Also, apparently, the nurses (there were two) needed to take a detailed history from some of their patients if they hadn't been seen before.
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@the5thColumnist Part of the issue was that priority was given to those needing childhood routine vaccinations, or those with no #OHIP card. Also, apparently, the nurses (there were two) needed to take a detailed history from some of their patients if they hadn't been seen before.
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@the5thColumnist Part of the issue was that priority was given to those needing childhood routine vaccinations, or those with no #OHIP card. Also, apparently, the nurses (there were two) needed to take a detailed history from some of their patients if they hadn't been seen before.
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@the5thColumnist Part of the issue was that priority was given to those needing childhood routine vaccinations, or those with no #OHIP card. Also, apparently, the nurses (there were two) needed to take a detailed history from some of their patients if they hadn't been seen before.
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The #Ontario #Healthcare system is so broken. 🤬
Our doctor told us that since one of our kids has been in that practice, the income from that account has been $350. No problem ...
Under the same account, #OHIP has charged back SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS because of medical services rendered at our kid's post secondary school healthcare clinic.
They're making the doctors fund the healthcare system!?
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The #Ontario #Healthcare system is so broken. 🤬
Our doctor told us that since one of our kids has been in that practice, the income from that account has been $350. No problem ...
Under the same account, #OHIP has charged back SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS because of medical services rendered at our kid's post secondary school healthcare clinic.
They're making the doctors fund the healthcare system!?
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The #Ontario #Healthcare system is so broken. 🤬
Our doctor told us that since one of our kids has been in that practice, the income from that account has been $350. No problem ...
Under the same account, #OHIP has charged back SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS because of medical services rendered at our kid's post secondary school healthcare clinic.
They're making the doctors fund the healthcare system!?
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The #Ontario #Healthcare system is so broken. 🤬
Our doctor told us that since one of our kids has been in that practice, the income from that account has been $350. No problem ...
Under the same account, #OHIP has charged back SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS because of medical services rendered at our kid's post secondary school healthcare clinic.
They're making the doctors fund the healthcare system!?
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This government is bringing back the Liberal strategy of legislating instead of actually doing. Pass a law saying your committed to the future of medicare, while you plan to cut #OHIP. Pass a law saying students are learning or else they can't drive. Now the government is passing a law saying they have cybersecurity and public trust, while contracting their IT services to a corporation the illegally disclosed information to foreign intelligence.
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Now I'm going to get into specific policy proposals:
Pausing new licenses for independent health facilities, until we make full use of our public hospitals and restricting the use of nursing agencies.Expanding #OHIP to cover mental health and pharmacare.
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This is on DoFo...
“I’ve been a family doctor for more than 20 years. Now, I have no choice but to close my practice”
https://torontolife.com/city/family-doctor-clinic-closing-burnout-inflation/
#DougFord #onpoli #healthcare #privatization #OHIP #doctors #familydoctors -
This is on DoFo...
“I’ve been a family doctor for more than 20 years. Now, I have no choice but to close my practice”
https://torontolife.com/city/family-doctor-clinic-closing-burnout-inflation/
#DougFord #onpoli #healthcare #privatization #OHIP #doctors #familydoctors -
This is on DoFo...
“I’ve been a family doctor for more than 20 years. Now, I have no choice but to close my practice”
https://torontolife.com/city/family-doctor-clinic-closing-burnout-inflation/
#DougFord #onpoli #healthcare #privatization #OHIP #doctors #familydoctors -
This is on DoFo...
“I’ve been a family doctor for more than 20 years. Now, I have no choice but to close my practice”
https://torontolife.com/city/family-doctor-clinic-closing-burnout-inflation/
#DougFord #onpoli #healthcare #privatization #OHIP #doctors #familydoctors -
'I'm not paying it': Family furious over $400/day hospital fine for not moving to LTC | TVO Today https://ap236.com/8V6hFD #LTC #NursingHomes #OntarioHealth #OHIP #CanadianPress #onpoli @onpoli @ontariogreens
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'I'm not paying it': Family furious over $400/day hospital fine for not moving to LTC | TVO Today https://ap236.com/8V6hFD #LTC #NursingHomes #OntarioHealth #OHIP #CanadianPress #onpoli @onpoli @ontariogreens
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'I'm not paying it': Family furious over $400/day hospital fine for not moving to LTC | TVO Today https://ap236.com/8V6hFD #LTC #NursingHomes #OntarioHealth #OHIP #CanadianPress #onpoli @onpoli @ontariogreens
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'I'm not paying it': Family furious over $400/day hospital fine for not moving to LTC | TVO Today https://ap236.com/8V6hFD #LTC #NursingHomes #OntarioHealth #OHIP #CanadianPress #onpoli @onpoli @ontariogreens
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'I'm not paying it': Family furious over $400/day hospital fine for not moving to LTC | TVO Today https://ap236.com/8V6hFD #LTC #NursingHomes #OntarioHealth #OHIP #CanadianPress #onpoli @onpoli @ontariogreens
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Corporate pressure led Shoppers Drug Mart staff to bill for unnecessary medication reviews, pharmacists say | CBC News https://ap236.com/YflgPj #ShoppersDrugMart #MedsCheck #Billing #OHIP #EverythingYouWantInADrugStore #Fail #EpicFail #onhealth #onpoli @ontariogreens @onpoli
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Corporate pressure led Shoppers Drug Mart staff to bill for unnecessary medication reviews, pharmacists say | CBC News https://ap236.com/YflgPj #ShoppersDrugMart #MedsCheck #Billing #OHIP #EverythingYouWantInADrugStore #Fail #EpicFail #onhealth #onpoli @ontariogreens @onpoli
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Corporate pressure led Shoppers Drug Mart staff to bill for unnecessary medication reviews, pharmacists say | CBC News https://ap236.com/YflgPj #ShoppersDrugMart #MedsCheck #Billing #OHIP #EverythingYouWantInADrugStore #Fail #EpicFail #onhealth #onpoli @ontariogreens @onpoli
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Corporate pressure led Shoppers Drug Mart staff to bill for unnecessary medication reviews, pharmacists say | CBC News https://ap236.com/YflgPj #ShoppersDrugMart #MedsCheck #Billing #OHIP #EverythingYouWantInADrugStore #Fail #EpicFail #onhealth #onpoli @ontariogreens @onpoli