Nurses Hold Community Day of Action for Better Care, Ask Ontarians to Join the Fight

TORONTO, April 23, 2023 /CNW/ – Registered nurses (RNs) and health-care professionals in many locations across the province are out in their communities today, asking the public to support them and join in their fight for better care. Nurses are calling for a better contract for 60,000 members working in the hospital sector, with better […]

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Single-payer pharmacare plan would be a ‘disaster’ – CLHIA chair

Single-payer pharmacare plan would be a ‘disaster’ – CLHIA chair | Insurance Business Canada Life & Health Single-payer pharmacare plan would be a ‘disaster’ – CLHIA chair The insurance industry can be ‘part of the solution’ Life & Health By Gia Snape An insurance industry association leader has slammed plans to establish a universal single-payer […]

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Slovenian parliament passes law to transform health insurance – EURACTIV.com

The Slovenian parliament adopted a bill Thursday that will turn supplementary health insurance – a flat-rate monthly payment required for most national health services – into a mandatory contribution attached to regular health insurance premiums. After private insurers announced considerable price hikes earlier this year, the government decided to scrap supplementary insurance, arguing that they […]

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Short Term Health Insurance Market Trends Outlook, Demand and Growth Rate Analysis 2023-2030

The MarketWatch News Department was not involved in the creation of this content. Jun 17, 2023 (The Expresswire) — This complete market research report provides a detailed analysis of the Short Term Health Insurance market at a global level. It examines market trends, growth drivers, challenges, and opportunities for key players operating in the industry. […]

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Ontario’s Bill 60 makes access to medical procedures ‘faster and easier’

The Minister of Health’s spokesperson noted ‘more work needs to be done’ to improve the current system and Bill 60 moves toward that goal A spokesperson for Ontario’s Minister of Health assured that if Bill passes 60, citizens will access medical services with their OHIP card, not out of pocket. “Our government knows the wait […]

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