HealthcarePapers, 20(4) October 2022: 62-67.doi:10.12927/hcpap.2022.26959
Commentary
Financing Models for Virtual Care
Robert S. Bell and Matthew Chow
Abstract
Principles for determining physician compensation in the provision of virtual care are discussed along with analysis of the virtual care components included in the 2022 Ontario Physician Services Agreement (SEAMO 2022). Ministries and medical associations should continue to discuss appropriate payment for virtual advice for patients who do not have a primary care provider. They should also determine methods for payment for physician engagement in apps designed to optimize treatment of chronic diseases.
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