The new Federal Budget was announced yesterday and amoung the new changes is HST exemption for Naturopathic Medicine. Previously, clients needed to pay the added 13% HST fee on top of the cost of regular Naturopathic visits. This fee schedule was unlike other health care providers like chiropractors, dieticians, dental hygenists, midwives, massage therapists, optometrists, physiotherapists and most recently, acupuncturists that are a part of the Regulated Health Professions Act (RHPA). Naturopathic Doctors are expected to move under the umbrella of the RHPA in the spring of 2014, a move that has been a long time coming. Up until 2007, NDs were regulated under the antiquated Drugless Practitioners Act. In anticipation of proclamation, NDs have now established a formal College of Naturopaths of Ontario and are currently legislated under the Naturopathy Act. Bottom line: we are removing the barriers towards access of primary care for people in Canada... and we now have more options. "Removing HST results in a 13% decrease in the cost of seeing a Naturopathic Doctor"
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