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You’ve just started a new job and your boss tells you about a new business idea. The clinic is going to partner with the Pilates studio next door. Your boss wants you to assess the studio’s clients so the clients can make use of their physiotherapy benefits for the Pilates classes. The invoice will itemize your assessment and all of the Pilates sessions will be provided by the studio as “physiotherapy”. Is this fraudulent? Is this really good business practices?
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You can let the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario know about it by emailing investigations@collegept.org or calling 416-591-3828 ext. 227 or 1-800-583-5885 ext. 227. Learn more about the Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association and how to Help Prevent Benefits Fraud.
The public interest depends on the integrity of the profession. Protecting the integrity of the profession demands zero tolerance of inappropriate business practices.