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Other programs can help uninsured, Ontario health minister says as coverage to end

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Sylvia Jones said uninsured patients can still receive health care through other programs after the Physician and Hospital Services for Uninsured Persons Program ends this Friday. The Ontario Medical Association had asked for a six-month extension to work on a better solution for the uninsured. The program was put in place to help reduce the spread of COVID-19 at a time when movement outside Ontario was restricted.

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Other programs can help uninsured, Ontario health minister says as coverage to end

Sylvia Jones says uninsured people can still receive health care through other programs after the Physician and Hospital Services for Uninsured Persons Program ends this Friday.

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Toronto Star

Other programs can help uninsured, Ontario health minister says as coverage to end

TORONTO - Ontario’s health minister says the province will not reverse course on cutting a program that provides care for people without health insura...

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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Toronto Sun

Other programs can help Ontario's uninsured, Jones says as coverage to end

The Ontario Medical Association has said the changes will be detrimental to those who do not have health coverage.

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Globe & Mail

Other programs can help uninsured, Ontario health minister says as coverage to end

Ontario health minister defends dropping coverage

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Orillia Matters

Other programs can help uninsured, Ontario health minister says as coverage to end

TORONTO — Ontario's health minister says the province will not reverse course on cutting a program that provides care for people without health insurance.

1 year ago·Orillia, Canada

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Newmarket Today

Other programs can help uninsured, Ontario health minister says as coverage to end

TORONTO — Ontario's health minister says the province will not reverse course on cutting a program that provides care for people without health insurance.

1 year ago·Orillia, Canada

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Other programs can help uninsured, Ontario health minister says as coverage to end

Other programs can help uninsured, Ontario health minister says as coverage to end

Other programs can help uninsured, Ontario health minister says as coverage to end

Other programs can help uninsured, Ontario health minister says as coverage to end

Other programs can help Ontario's uninsured, Jones says as coverage to end

Other programs can help Ontario's uninsured, Jones says as coverage to end

Other programs can help uninsured, Ontario health minister says as coverage to end

Other programs can help uninsured, Ontario health minister says as coverage to end

Other programs can help uninsured, Ontario health minister says as coverage to end

Other programs can help uninsured, Ontario health minister says as coverage to end

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