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Wayward DP said:
they can be Canada's guinea pig
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it is tough to compare because 1) they have so few cases 2) the biggest city is 250k

might be a guide for rural areas though

regina.ctvnews.ca

'Proceed with caution': Sask. will reopen in five phases, premier says in provincial address

The province of Saskatchewan will begin a five-phase plan to reopen the province next month.
regina.ctvnews.ca regina.ctvnews.ca

opening in 5 phases - plan details announced this morning sometime

it will be interesting to see what they are saying and what the timelines are
 
hockeylover said:
Seems pretty well thought out actually. The reasoning makes sense.

If this is what they were doing in the US, I'd be less nervous for them.
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Yep. I hope it works. It it cannot work there with 1 million people spread over that much land there is little hope for Ontario (or Alberta).
 
Doesn't include physicians it looks like. While some famil doctors are not getting paid at all since the telephone codes they supposedly added have still not come into existence.
 
leaffan2005 said:
Doesn't include physicians it looks like. While some famil doctors are not getting paid at all since the telephone codes they supposedly added have still not come into existence.
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That doesn't make any sense. Just based on the article or do you know for sure?
 
leaffan2005 said:
Doesn't include physicians it looks like. While some famil doctors are not getting paid at all since the telephone codes they supposedly added have still not come into existence.
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I feel your pain in regards to billing codes and telemedicine. Even lab work isn’t getting paid if ordered through telemedicine.
 
Habsy said:
I feel your pain in regards to billing codes and telemedicine. Even lab work isn’t getting paid if ordered through telemedicine.
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I mean it doesn't affect me as much, but it does for a lot of my colleagues. It's ass backwards. These people may not be working in the hospital but they are taking the brunt of the mental health burden patients are going through, take a significant load off the ER and telehealth with telemedicine, and are responsible for keeping patients healthy so that their diabetes is under control, they stop smoking, etc. - all things that make you more susceptible to illness when you get this illness.

Like why does it take 3 months to add 3 billing codes to OHIP? It's maddening.
 
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