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Do I need to be referred for an ultrasound by my doctor? Yes. In order to have a diagnostic ultrasound you will need to have a requisition from a licensed physician or allied healthcare professional (chiropractor, specialist, etc.)
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Your doctor will get the results of your test within 3-4 business days, if not sooner.
How do I access my health records? Contact the custodian of your health records, such as a doctor, clinic or hospital, to request access. The custodian might ask you to make a formal request, in writing. You can write a letter or use this Request to Access Personal Health Information Form.
Ultrasound results will be available for your doctor within 2 to 3 business days. If your doctor requested emergency results, they should expect to receive a signed report within 24 hours. Your doctor will then discuss the results with you. If follow-up tests are needed, your doctor can explain why.
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*Does not include the outpatient clinic fees.Diagnostic tests. Type of testUninsured residentsNon-Residents of Canada (visitors)Ultrasound$175$175Each additional ultrasound$100$100CT scan$550$5506 more rows
Ontario Health Insurance Plan Ultrasound for pregnancy is covered in two ways: a complete prenatal ultrasound and a limited prenatal ultrasound. In a normal pregnancy OHIP pays the physician for a maximum of one complete and one limited ultrasound. This limit does not apply to high risk pregnancies.
Do I need to be referred for an ultrasound by my doctor? Yes. In order to have a diagnostic ultrasound you will need to have a requisition from a licensed physician or allied healthcare professional (chiropractor, specialist, etc.)
Ontario Health Insurance Plan Ultrasound for pregnancy is covered in two ways: a complete prenatal ultrasound and a limited prenatal ultrasound. In a normal pregnancy OHIP pays the physician for a maximum of one complete and one limited ultrasound. This limit does not apply to high risk pregnancies.
Yes, it is a legal requirement that you present a requisition from your doctor at the time of the test.

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