Alberta government plans to allow residents to privately pay for any diagnostic or screening service

Alberta government plans to allow residents to privately pay for any diagnostic or screening service

Alberta is planning legislative changes that would let people pay out of pocket for diagnostic and preventive tests, such as MRIs, CT scans and full-body scans — without a doctor’s order.Some private testing is already available in Alberta. However, the

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