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B.C. proposes cutting number of health regulatory boards from 20 to five

 


Manitoba releases blueprint for next phase of health care overhaul

 
 
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Consider the insurer’s perspective

The interests of insurers are different from massage therapists. The insurer has cost-constraints and must work with a limited pool of resources to pay claims, operating costs, salaries, advertising, taxes and profit margins for growth and investment. This fixed amount compels insurers to demand value for dollars, anticipate strong outcomes and justify expenses. Ned Pojskic, Leader, Pharmacy and Health Provider Relations at Green Shield Canada responded to Egeli’s letter, affirming insurers are “stewards of our plan sponsors’ precious health care dollars…(we take) utmost responsibility in ensuring every dollar spent produces maximum value in terms of health outcomes.” » Learn more
 
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