People fear Loblaws-funded app may be the future of private healthcare in Ontario Ontario Healthcare
— they charge a fee for services that are usually covered by OHIP.
While many in Ontario would expect that this would mean that e-visits on Maple would be covered, the band uses a few loopholes,: consults first take place via text chat instead of over phone or video, and patients can be connected with nurse practitioners or out-of-province doctors, all of which render visits ineligible for OHIP coverage.
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