Advertising, Billing and Private Practice /
Publicité, facturation et pratique privée

Standards	Normes
Advertising Standards	Normes de publicité
For patients: What to Expect from Advertising by an Audiologist or Speech-Language Pathologist	À l’intention des patients : À quoi s’attendre dans les publicités des audiologistes et des orthophonistes

Practice Advice/FAQs	Conseils sur la Practique/ questions fréquentes
Advertising Standards: Frequently Asked Questions	Normes de publicité de l’OAOO : FAQs
Billing Practices	Pratiques de facturation
Billing Third Parties	Scénarios de pratique sur la facturation
Fee For Service	-
Opening and closing a Private Practice	La pratique privé: réglementation à prendre en considération
Private Practice Issues	Le travail à son compte
Working On Your Own	-
Social Media	-

Did You Know…	Le Saviez-Vous?
Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation May Apply to You	La loi Canadienne anti-pourriel pourrait s'appliquer à vous
Why you cannot use the terms 'specialist' and 'expert' in advertising	Il est interdit d'utiliser les mots 'spécialiste' et 'expert' dans vos publicités
Paying for Referrals is a Conflict of Interest	Payer quelqu'un qui vous envoie des patients/clients constitue un conflit d'intérêts
What information can be shared with third party insurance companies?	Quels renseignements êtes-vous authorisés à fournir aux compagnies d'assurance?
What to include in patient financial records?	Ce qu’il faut inclure dans le dossier financier du patient?

Webinars

Webinaires

New Advertising Standards (January 26, 2023)

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Private Practice Issues for Audiologists

Slides

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Private Practice Issues For SLPs

Slides

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