New bill paves way for private medical tests
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The Government of Alberta has introduced a new bill that allows Albertans to access private medical testing without a physician referral. The bill, if passed, will enable individuals to pay out of pocket for diagnostic screenings, with the goal of improving healthcare outcomes.
The Government of Alberta has tabled new legislation to allow private medical testing. This will enable Albertans to pay for diagnostic screenings without a physician referral. The bill is part of the government's efforts to improve healthcare outcomes. Minister of Primary and Preventative Health Services Adriana LaGrange says the public system will be protected. The new demand is expected to create a market for additional capacity. The bill also includes changes to enable licensed pharmacies to keep a limited supply of medications used for addiction treatment.
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