WorkSafeBC – Re-submission required for some Telehealth Visits
A small set of claims for Telehealth Visits may need to be resubmitted.
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Billing Help Library
Use our searchable Billing Help Library to help you optimize your billing.
Read more »WorkSafeBC & ICBC Visits
Changes are now in effect to the billing rules for 13070 and 13075.
Read more »Return to Work Questions
This patient resource provides guidance about who to call for questions/concerns regarding returning to work.
Read more »Telemedicine in Primary Care
Read our new position statement on Telemedicine in Primary Care
Read more »In-person or virtual care visits?
These decision support tools can helo you determine which patient care services can be done virtually.
Read more »New Telehealth Fee Codes
Watch for rejections for the new age-adjusted telehealth fee codes that came into effect on June 1.
Read more »Transition into Practice
BC Family Doctors has created a Transition into Practice guide for residents and new to practice physicians.
Read more »Disability Assistance Forms now available online
Electronic version of the disability assistance forms are available.
Read more »BC Cancer Primary Care Learning Sessions
BC Cancer has launched a series of online modules is for BC primary care physicians who are interested in learning more about colorectal, breast, and prostate cancer care.
Read more »Patient Signature Requirements Suspended on Pharmacare forms
Advice for how to handle pharmacare forms that request patient signatures.
Read more »A Personal Experience of Fear and Grief
During these times of uncertainty, fear and anxiety over a virus that has affected over a million people around the world, many feel we are at war with an invisible enemy. It reminds me of a different war, however. When I was a little girl, I remember having to line up with my mom to …
Read more »Finding Community and Compassion
We don’t have everything we need to deal with this pandemic, but we have more than we did a few weeks ago. We have community and compassion; we have each other.
Read more »Learning, for Life
Our learning as family doctors, and as humans, is never done. As specialists in primary care, we know family doctors need better tools to support learning and reflection. We need applications that will help us deliver quality care and improve outcomes.
Read more »The Ruby of Routine
How suddenly things change! And just like that, usual becomes the new dream.
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