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TORONTO 鈥?Ontario says it will immediately pay $39 million to the province optometrists to retroactively account for the increased costs of services fund stanley cup ed by the government.The one-time payment comes after optometrists threatened to stop conducting eye exams covered by provincial heath insurance in September.The province says it hopes the payment will preserve access to care as discussions with optometrists on operating costs and future fee increases continue. ARTICLE stanley canada CONTINUES BELOW But the president of the Ontario Association of Optometrists says the $39 million payment only covers less than a quarter of the group annual funding deficit.Dr. Sheldon Salaba says the province isn ;t committing to any long-term solution to address what the association has described as years of underfunding for eye doctors. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The association has noted that the province paid optometrists $39.15 on average for an exam in 1989 and now pays $44.65 for the service.The group said the situation has left optometrists absorbing 45 per cent of the cost of an eye exam. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Ontari stanley termosky o Health Insurance Plan covers one annual major eye exam for residents aged 19 and younger, 65 and older, and those with specific medical conditions. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Yzzt Plan underway to supply Churchill by ice road
It was close, but voters in Hannibal turned down a construction project that the district said would cost them exactly zero.The $2 stanley cup 6.9 million capital project failed, 455-424.脙茠脗垄脙垄芒鈧∶偮冣€γ⑩偓艙I am really disappointed in the outcome of the vote,脙茠脗垄脙垄芒鈧∶偮冣€毭偮?Superintendent Michael DiFabio said. 脙茠脗垄脙垄芒鈧∶偮冣€γ⑩偓艙We tried to present the information as clearly as we could for months to make sure that our voters had all of the in stanley cup formation they needed to support this project wit stanley cups h confidence. It was very disappointing to see it defeated.脙茠脗垄脙垄芒鈧∶偮冣€毭偮漈he district worked for approximately two years to develop the project, using $1,298,070 in Expanding our Childrens Education and Learning EXCEL aid that was awarded to the district during the 2006-07 state funding cycle. Coupled with a 98 percent reimbursement rate on capital projects, the project would have been delivered with no local cost, according to the district.DiFabio said many of the items on the project list cannot be put off and the district will look to find ways to get those items done.脙茠芒鈧∶冣€毭偮? Unfortunately, it seems that the taxpayers will now have to share in the expense of those items, he said. placement_509781_0_iwidth:100%;margin:0 auto; Print this entryShare this:EmailLike this:Like Loading...Related
TORONTO 鈥?Ontario says it will immediately pay $39 million to the province optometrists to retroactively account for the increased costs of services fund stanley cup ed by the government.The one-time payment comes after optometrists threatened to stop conducting eye exams covered by provincial heath insurance in September.The province says it hopes the payment will preserve access to care as discussions with optometrists on operating costs and future fee increases continue. ARTICLE stanley canada CONTINUES BELOW But the president of the Ontario Association of Optometrists says the $39 million payment only covers less than a quarter of the group annual funding deficit.Dr. Sheldon Salaba says the province isn ;t committing to any long-term solution to address what the association has described as years of underfunding for eye doctors. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The association has noted that the province paid optometrists $39.15 on average for an exam in 1989 and now pays $44.65 for the service.The group said the situation has left optometrists absorbing 45 per cent of the cost of an eye exam. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Ontari stanley termosky o Health Insurance Plan covers one annual major eye exam for residents aged 19 and younger, 65 and older, and those with specific medical conditions. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Yzzt Plan underway to supply Churchill by ice road
It was close, but voters in Hannibal turned down a construction project that the district said would cost them exactly zero.The $2 stanley cup 6.9 million capital project failed, 455-424.脙茠脗垄脙垄芒鈧∶偮冣€γ⑩偓艙I am really disappointed in the outcome of the vote,脙茠脗垄脙垄芒鈧∶偮冣€毭偮?Superintendent Michael DiFabio said. 脙茠脗垄脙垄芒鈧∶偮冣€γ⑩偓艙We tried to present the information as clearly as we could for months to make sure that our voters had all of the in stanley cup formation they needed to support this project wit stanley cups h confidence. It was very disappointing to see it defeated.脙茠脗垄脙垄芒鈧∶偮冣€毭偮漈he district worked for approximately two years to develop the project, using $1,298,070 in Expanding our Childrens Education and Learning EXCEL aid that was awarded to the district during the 2006-07 state funding cycle. Coupled with a 98 percent reimbursement rate on capital projects, the project would have been delivered with no local cost, according to the district.DiFabio said many of the items on the project list cannot be put off and the district will look to find ways to get those items done.脙茠芒鈧∶冣€毭偮? Unfortunately, it seems that the taxpayers will now have to share in the expense of those items, he said. placement_509781_0_iwidth:100%;margin:0 auto; Print this entryShare this:EmailLike this:Like Loading...Related
