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St Canadians: Are mental disorders covered under Canada's universal health coverage? -- nm
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Inigo (aka Inigo)
Apr 8 '10, 06:22
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varies from province to province. if it's clinical, then yes. if it's not, then maybe. psychologists were at least partly covered in alberta when
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mafic
Apr 8, 06:58
I don't think that visits to psychologists are covered nor psychiatrists (even though they are MDs). I don't know that happens for stays at MH hospita
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zork
Apr 8, 06:34
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i believe *psychiatrists* are, if referred by your physician. And, if you admitted to a hospital, you are covered. -- nm
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Andie
Apr 8, 06:35
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Andie is right......if refered to by a family physican many other medical practioners are covered by OHIP....
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Walt_Disney
Apr 8, 06:42
the referral would make the difference because it would be "medically necessary" -- nm
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zork
Apr 8, 06:38
and things are likely different from province to province since healthcare is not federal -- nm
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zork
Apr 8, 06:37
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