Alberta’s Dual-Practice Health Model | Canada News
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Alberta’s bold new health-care model lets doctors split time between public and private care—aimed at easing public system strain—but federal officials are sounding the alarm, warning it could undermine universal access and violate the Canada Health Act’s core principle: care based on need, not ability to pay. Alberta’s minister counters that healthcare delivery is provincial and this dual-practice approach doesn’t break the law, pointing to long-standing demand for private options. Experts fear a two-tiered system may emerge, sparking a potential funding showdown as Ottawa holds the power to withhold money if rules are breached—putting patients in the crosshairs of political tension.
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