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British Columbia · Video B.C. launching new payment model for family doctors in 2023 Doctors say new model is a 'seismic shift,' with physicians able to leave fee-for-service system in February ...

Richard Zussman has details – Oct 31, 2022 The B.C. government is overhauling the payment model in an attempt to retain family doctors and attract new ones.

Health Minister Adrian Dix says the new LFP payment model for family doctors is helping recruit and retain physicians in BC. Dix pictured during a healthcare announcement on June 2, 2023. (Ben ...

The new payment model means a full-time family physician working 1,680 hours a year, who sees 1,250 patients, will earn at least $385,000, putting them near the top of the list in Canada, rather ...

The model raises the salary of a full-time family doctor to about $385,000 per year, up from $250,000, in an effort to close the pay gap between family doctors and hospitalists, who are paid close ...

In 2021-22, a family practice doctor working full-time under the fee-for-service model received about $250,000 before overhead. Under the new model, that doctor would earn about $385,000.

Ina Sidhu reports. – Apr 25, 2024 The Alberta government has announced a new payment model that would allow nurse practitioners to make 80 per cent of what family doctors are paid.

The government of British Columbia plans to launch a new payment model in February to try to recruit and retain more family doctors in the province, where one in five residents does not have one.