All Med Canada is building a clearer way to understand everyday healthcare options across Ontario, from clinics and dental care to eye care, physiotherapy, chiropractic and pharmacy services.
Everyday clinic visits are where most care starts. What a visit involves, and what it may cost, is not always obvious. The project aims to make that clearer.
Dental care is an important part of everyday health, but coverage varies significantly between public programmes, workplace benefits and private plans.
Eye care coverage can depend on age, medical circumstances and private benefits. Clear information helps people understand what may be covered.
Some of this care is publicly funded in defined circumstances, some is covered by workplace or insurance plans, and some is paid directly.
What you pay at a pharmacy counter is made up of several separate things, and a pharmacist can help with more than many people realise.
Explaining Ontario healthcare in ordinary words, including for people reading in a second language.
Coverage in Ontario is rarely all or nothing. The project starts by explaining what public programmes, workplace benefits and private plans generally cover, so you can see where you stand.
Understanding what is covered and what may cost you out of pocket is useful regardless of the type of healthcare coverage you have.
Explaining which organisations and public programmes already exist to help, so that people are pointed towards support that is available to them.
All Med Canada is a project in development. This website explains the project. It is not a place to search for a practice, compare prices or book an appointment, and it does not list healthcare providers.
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