Optometrists threaten to reject OHIP-covered eye exams, citing gov't underfunding
TORONTO — Optometrists in Ontario say they will stop accepting OHIP for covered eye exams, citing underfunding from the government.
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TORONTO — Optometrists in Ontario say they will stop accepting OHIP for covered eye exams, citing underfunding from the government.
Optometrists in Ontario say they will stop accepting OHIP for covered eye exams, citing underfunding from the government.
OAO president Dr. Sheldon Salaba says the government pays optometrists, on average, $44.65 for each exam, but the actual cost is more than $80.
Optometrists in Ontario say they will stop accepting OHIP for covered eye exams, citing underfunding from the government.
Ontario Optometrists want everyone to see that the clock is ticking on OHIP covered eye exams.