Ontario won't reverse decision to end funding for uninsured health care

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Ontario's minister of health says the province will not reverse the decision to end funded health care services to the uninsured. Sylvia Jones insisted that changes being made as of March 31 will not affect the health of those without coverage under the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) Instead, Jones said, they will affect whether health-care facilities can bill for service provided to those patients.

Published 2 months ago · Windsor, Canada

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Ontario won't reverse decision to end funding for uninsured health care

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