The Ministry of Health has released an important update (Bulletin 250407) for clinicians who order Immune Globulin (IG) products. The new IG Utilization Management Guidelines Version 5.0 introduce revised dosing tools, medical condition categories, and updated...
Happy Doctors’ Day! Today on Doctors’ Day, we pause to recognize the extraordinary individuals who dedicate their lives to healing, guiding, and standing at the forefront of patient care. Doctors are more than healthcare providers — they are problem-solvers,...
The ministry will apply relativity-adjusted increases to physician payments effective April 1, 2025 The Ministry of Health (ministry) and the Ontario Medical Association (OMA) have been working together to implement physician compensation increases in accordance with...
Were you impacted by the April 1, 2025, Fee Schedule update? As of April 1, 2025, the temporary increase to physician payments for Fee Schedule Codes (FSCs) have ended, according to bulletins. Bulletin 241203 — Temporary increases for primary care and alternate...
Physicians in Patient Enrolment Models may begin to submit their 2024/2025 Preventive Care Bonus The ministry provides all Patient Enrolment Models (PEMs) with the following information to assist with the calculation and submission of their Cumulative Preventive Care...
Burnout is a real challenge for healthcare professionals, but taking control of your workload starts with the right tools. Throughout Cut Out Burnout Month, we explored how outdated systems, inefficient workflows, and lack of automation contribute to stress. The...
Your practice deserves an EMR that works with you, not against you. If your current system feels clunky, outdated, or limits your workflow, now is the perfect time to switch. With year-end tax writeoffs and the increasing demand for streamlined patient care, upgrading...
Managing OHIP claims efficiently is essential for maintaining cash flow and reducing administrative stress—but poor billing habits can quickly lead to frustration, delays, and burnout. With the demands of patient care, documentation, and compliance, billing can easily...
Healthcare professionals dedicate their lives to caring for others, often at the expense of their own well-being. Long hours, high-pressure environments, and administrative burdens contribute to stress and burnout, making self-care essential—not just for personal...
The World Health Organization (WHO) has designated the Digital Ethics Centre at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands as a WHO Collaborating Centre on artificial intelligence (AI) for health governance. This new partnership aims to harness the potential of...
