Those were in April. Since then many dentists have either signed up to it or willing to go with the July 8th Sun Life Insurance that is funded by the Government. No different from any other employment insurance plan. But clearly I already posted that fact, that you deliberately ignored:Yeah sure...looks like it's going well! Lol!
Here's some examples of the "fake news" you are accusing me about...as usual, the Liberals talk a good game and then fuck things up after they have grabbed their headlines...
https://globalnews.ca/news/10422833...-plan-seniors-advised-to-look-at-all-options/
https://torontosun.com/opinion/colu...g-to-deliver-for-seniors-with-his-dental-plan
https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/this-is-...-up-for-canada-s-new-dental-program-1.6866628
https://www.albertadentalassociatio...-contracts-with-unknown-terms-and-conditions/
Meanwhile, for those without an existing oral health provider, Sun Life’s CDCP Provider Search tool can help locate a nearby provider. Also, from July 8, providers can directly bill Sun Life on a claim-by-claim basis without enrolling in the CDCP, allowing clients to choose any provider willing to direct bill Sun Life.
Seniors aged 65 and older, without dental insurance and with an adjusted family net income below $90,000, are eligible to apply for the CDCP. Starting in June, eligibility will extend to adults with a valid disability tax credit and children under 18.
“I would like to thank Canadians for embracing the phased approach to roll out the largest public benefit in our history,” Minister of Citizens’ Services Terry Beech stated. “In approximately one month, children and eligible persons with disabilities can also apply online for the Canadian Dental Care Plan.
“Tens of thousands of Canadians have already received necessary oral healthcare under this plan. With kids and persons with disabilities enrolling next month, we are making sure everyone gets the care they need.”
Depending on their household income, CDCP clients may have to pay a co-payment and additional charges based on the services received. It is essential for clients to verify the amount not covered by the CDCP before receiving any services, as direct reimbursement from Sun Life is not an option.
Canada's government reaches new milestones in dental care plan
More than 90,000 seniors have already received care
www.insurancebusinessmag.com
Get with the times for once!!