Fee-For-Service

Created by the physician founders of Virtual Hallway, the free platform helps primary care providers skip U.S.-centric answers and consult directly with specialists.

The shifting landscape includes new payment models, lower admin burden and team-based care in a bid to keep FPs in the clinic. Will these efforts pay off?

How crushing admin workloads and stagnant pay models continue to drive physicians into focused care roles.

Small Yarmouth clinic has unionized allied workers paid by Nova Scotia Health.

Skyrocketing clinic expenses and stagnant fee-for-service agreements are squeezing Canadian physicians.

As process of updating traditional fee codes bogs down, FPs are bypassing for alternative payment models.

Dr. John Crosby reflects on his career and the evolution of emergency medicine in Canada.

The new normal of chatting with a patient on the phone has obvious, specific benefits. But it doesn’t really make anything easier for docs. So what’s the next chapter for virtual care going to look like?

How exactly will nurse practitioners bill Ontario for their services? Health Minister Sylvia Jones just ruled out one possibility.

As AI transforms specialties, the challenge isn’t the tech—it’s updating a healthcare system still billing for the era of the horse and buggy.