Professional fees are the amount paid to a service provider for their services. They’re typically paid to a pharmacist and include dispensing fees, compounding fees or any other special service fees. Each jurisdiction has its own policies for these fees.
| Jurisdiction | Professional fee group | Policy |
|---|---|---|
| Newfoundland and Labrador | Vaccines and injections | Immunization fee: $13 per service. |
| Prince Edward Island | Capitation | Private nursing home capitation fee: $76.52. |
| Prince Edward Island | Compounding | Compounding fee: up to $18.54. |
| Prince Edward Island | Dispensing fee | Dispensing fee: up to $12.36. |
| Prince Edward Island | Medication review/management/assessment | Basic medication review: $52.50; limit of 1 every 365 days. |
| Prince Edward Island | Medication review/management/assessment | Basic medication review follow-up: $20; limit of 4 follow-up reviews every 365 days. |
| Prince Edward Island | Medication review/management/assessment | Diabetes medication review: $65; limit of 1 every 365 days. |
| Prince Edward Island | Medication review/management/assessment | Diabetes medication review follow-up: $25; limit of 4 follow-up reviews every 365 days. |
| Prince Edward Island | Pharmaceutical services | Compliance packaging: $25 per 28 days. |
| Prince Edward Island | Pharmaceutical services | Refusal to fill: 1.2 times dispensing fee. |