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Hospital Fees

Fees, Charges, and Patient Rooms

Insured (OHIP) Patient Services

If you live in Ontario and have a valid health card, you are covered by the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) and are able to receive standard care.

Additional fees are charged for the following:

Ambulance and Non-Essential Ambulance

For more information on ambulance you can visit

https://www.health.gov.on.ca/en/public/publications/ohip/amb.aspx

$45-$240
Assistive devices  (Crutches, Casts, Splint, etc.) Varies

ALC – Co-Payment Fee

For more information, you can visit 

https://www.ontario.ca/page/hospital-chronic-care-co-payment

Up to $68.56
Premium Eye Lens Varies depending on the type of lens

Semi-private rooms (per day) $295

Private rooms (per day)         $325

Deluxe Room (per day)          $340

Uninsured Ontario Residents (Self Pay)

Inpatient fees (for staying in the hospital per day)

  • Standard ward: $2,000
  • Newborn: $1,350
  • Intensive care: $3,000
  • Day Surgery (rates depends on the LEVEL of surgery) plus OR supplies and other miscellaneous charges
    • Low level - $1,154
    • Medium Level - $4,650
    • High level - $14,498
  • MRI: $1,500.00/image
  • CT scan: $1,500.00/image
  • Diagnostic imaging tests: OHIP rate x2

Outpatient fees (per visit)

  • Ambulance: $240/one-way
  • Emergency visit (includes ER physician fee) $725
  • Outpatient clinic: $425/visit
  • Dialysis: $643/session
  • Diagnostic imaging tests: OHIP rate x2

Note:  Diagnostic imaging and other tests are subject to additional charges.


Important Information for Uninsured and Out-of-Country Patients

  • A deposit or prepayment may be required prior to receiving non-emergent services.
  • Physician services are billed separately and are not included in the hospital fees listed above.
  • All fee estimates are based on the information available at the time of booking. If your condition, required services, or treatment plan changes, or if additional services are needed, your final charges may differ from the original estimate.
Out of Country Patients (Non Residents)

Inpatient fees (for staying in the hospital per day)

  • Standard ward: $3,100
  • Newborn: $2,150
  • Intensive care: $4,500
  • Day Surgery (rates depends on the LEVEL of surgery) 
    • Low level - $2,308 
    • Medium Level - $9,300
    • High level - $28,996
  • Note: Additional charges may be applied such as OR supplies and other miscellaneous charges  

  • MRI: $1,500/image
  • CT scan: $1,500/image
  • Diagnostic imaging tests: OHIP rate x2

Outpatient fees (per visit)

  • Ambulance: $240
  • Emergency visit (includes ER physician fee) $1,025
  • Outpatient clinic: $473/visit
  • Dialysis: $1,286/session
  • Diagnostic imaging tests: OHIP rate x2

Note:  Diagnostic imaging and other tests are subject to additional charges. Prepayment is required for all services. Prices are subject to change at any time.

*Facility fee only, additional charges may apply


Important Information for Uninsured and Out-of-Country Patients

  • A deposit or prepayment may be required prior to receiving non-emergent services.
  • Physician services are billed separately and are not included in the hospital fees listed above.
  • All fee estimates are based on the information available at the time of booking. If your condition, required services, or treatment plan changes, or if additional services are needed, your final charges may differ from the original estimate.
Community Health Centre (CHC) Partnerships

Michael Garron Hospital provides outpatient care to eligible patients referred through our partner Community Health Centres (CHCs). CHCs are non-profit, community-governed, interdisciplinary organizations that deliver comprehensive primary care services.

Our partner CHCs include: 

Eligibility Criteria

To receive care through this program, patients must meet the following criteria:

  1. Residence: Live within the hospital’s catchment area, defined by the following postal codes:
    M4M, M4L, M4E, M4C, M4J, M4K, M4H, M4B, M1N
  2. Clinical Need: Require care or treatment from a medical specialist at Michael Garron Hospital
  3. Referral Requirement: Provide a clinical referral letter from a partner CHC (or submitted by the patient) prior to care being scheduled

Please contact your CHC to inquire about eligibility for coverage. 

Preferred Accommodation

MGH offers four types of rooms:

  • Ward (4 or more beds) – covered by OHIP
  • Semi-Private (2 beds) - $295
  • Private (1 bed) - $325
  • Deluxe  - $340

Room preferences will be discussed at the time of admission or pre-admission. For semi-private and private rooms, you are required to provide your private insurance information. Patients are responsible for confirming their insurance coverage prior to admission, as hospital staff are unable to verify or provide advice regarding insurance benefits. You will be billed for any portion of the charges not covered by your insurance plan.

If you do not have private insurance and request a semi-private or private room, a minimum one-day deposit is required in advance, with the remaining balance payable prior to discharge.

While every effort will be made to accommodate requests for semi-private or private rooms, assignments are made on a first-come, first-served basis. Room changes may be necessary during your stay due to medical or infection control requirements. If you occupy a room category different from your original request, you or your insurance provider will be billed only for the type of room actually occupied.

Self-pay out-of-country patients and uninsured residents of Canada will be charged the standard ward rate. Requests for a semi-private or private room will incur additional charges above the standard ward rate.

Any changes to accommodation must be confirmed in writing with the Business Office Department by signing an updated Room Accommodation Request form.

Health Care Coverage

Our patients typically have one or more of these types of health care coverage:

  • ​​Patients with an Ontario Health Card (OHIP Card)
  • Patients Receiving WSIB Benefits
  • Patients with a Health Card from Another Province or Territory
  • Patients with No Health Coverage or Private Insurance
  • Patients in the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP)
Patients with an Ontario Health Card (OHIP Card)

If you have a valid Ontario health card, OHIP will pay for most of the health care services you receive.

The following services are not covered by OHIP, and you will need to pay for these:

  • Ambulance services
  • Preferred Accommodation (see above)
  • Assistive devices – such as crutches, canes, splints, casts, gel wraps
  • Cosmetic surgery
  • De-listed procedures – including tattoo removal, repair of benign skin lesions, travel vaccinations, earlobe repair from earrings
  • Chronic co-payment (Alternative Level of Care)
  • Certain ophthalmological​ procedures and implants

If you have private insurance, your insurance plan may cover the costs of some of these services.

If you have lost your health card, find out how you can get a new card.  

Patients Receiving WSIB Benefits

If you were injured at work and your treatment at MGH is related to your work injury, you must provide your WSIB claim number when you receive treatment. If you are treated in the Emergency Department for a work-related injury and you have not submitted a claim with WSIB, you must tell your health care team that this was a work-related injury and complete a form. Your employer should complete WSIB Form 7 and you should complete WSIB Form 6.

If you received a letter from MGH regarding WSIB, please fax: 416-469-6804 or email: @email 

Get more information about WSIB coverage and claims here: https://www.wsib.ca/en

Patients With a Health Card from Another Province or Territory

If you have a health card from another province or territory in Canada, most health care services you receive in Ontario will be paid for through a reciprocal agreement between the provinces and territories. When you arrive at MGH, provide your home address, your provincial or territorial health card and the expiry date of the card.

If you have lost your health card, find out how you can replace your card through your provincial or territorial health care office.

Patients With No Health Coverage or Private Insurance

If you do not have Ontario or other Canadian provincial or federal health insurance, you will be required to pay all estimated fees in advance.

We may charge fees for appointments, assessments, diagnostic tests, procedures, treatments, assistive devices, drugs and follow-up appointments – these fees must be paid in advance.

If you have private insurance coverage, you will need to submit payment to the hospital and submit your claim for reimbursement to your insurance. Please note that the hospital will coordinate if you are an Inpatient to submit a claim, but is the patient’s responsibility for all charges if a claim is not paid within 90 days from the date of discharge.

Patients in the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP)

If you are covered under the Interim Federal Health Program, you must tell the registration clerk when you arrive at MGH and provide a copy of your refugee papers.

Patients With an Invalid or Expired OHIP Card

Ontario Ministry of Health will not pay the hospital or physician for your hospital visit without the correct health card information.

Please follow the steps below within 7 days to ensure the eligible costs of your visit will be paid by Ontario Ministry of Health.

Important

If you do not provide Michael Garron Hospital (MGH) with a valid Health Card Number and Version Code, it will be your responsibility to pay for your hospital visit.

Step 1: Visit Service Ontario in-person to review your Health Card.

Please note, renewing your Health Card online will not backdate your coverage. You must do this in-person.

  1. Visit your nearest Service Ontario.
  2. Inform the Service Ontario Representative of the following information:
    • The date you visited the hospital to acknowledge when your Health Card information was declined.
    • That the hospital bill is currently being billed as self-pay under your name as your responsibility until the changes are made.
  3. Request to have your Health Card renewal backdated to cover your hospital visit.

Step 2: Notify MGH of your valid Health Card Number and Version Code.

Please call the Business Office at MGH 416-469-6580 ext. 6231 with your valid Health Card Number and Version Code.

If we do not receive your valid Health Card information within one week of your visit, we will send you an invoice for the amount owing.

For general Health Card related questions, please call Service Ontario at 1-866-532-3161.

Notice to All Patients

Billing and Insurance Information

  • If your insurance information is invalid, incomplete, or not accepted, you will be billed directly for all services received at the hospital. 
  • It is the patient’s responsibility to confirm coverage with your insurance provider, including eligibility for room type and level of care. Hospital staff are unable to verify or guarantee insurance coverage. 

Payment Terms

  • Payment is due upon receipt of invoice. 
  • Statements are issued every 30 days. A final notice will be sent at 90 days. 
  • If the balance remains unpaid 15 days after the final notice, the account may be referred to an external collection agency without further notice. 

Physician Billing

  • For uninsured and out-of-country patients, physician services are billed separately by the physician and are not included in hospital fees.
     
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