Payment
Understanding how payment works at Maple and which services are covered publicly
13 articles in this collection
Written by Roxana Zaman, Greg Willmot, and Willow
Written by Roxana Zaman, Greg Willmot, and Willow
How Payment Works
How much does it cost to see a specialist on Maple?
We have experts in a variety of medical fields, ready to help address your healthcare needs.
Written by Willow
Updated over a week ago
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What is a membership plan?
Written by Willow
Updated over a week ago
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What is a credit package?
Get a discount on Maple services by buying credits in advance.
Written by Willow
Updated over a week ago
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How much does it cost to see a general practitioner on Maple?
Whether you’re looking for a doctor’s visit for yourself, or for a backup plan for your family, we’ve got you covered.
Written by Greg Willmot
Updated over a week ago
Updated over a week ago
Why is there a charge on my credit card if my consultation request didn't go through?
A pending charge will appear on your credit card statement as soon as you request a consultation.
Written by Greg Willmot
Updated over a week ago
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Do I have to pay to use Maple?
Written by Roxana Zaman
Updated over a week ago
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When do you charge my credit card?
Written by Roxana Zaman
Updated over a week ago
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Payment Methods
What payment methods do you accept?
Written by Roxana Zaman
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Can I use my employer's health insurance to pay for my consultation?
Written by Roxana Zaman
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Are your online physician consultations covered by Canadian provincial health plans?
Written by Roxana Zaman
Updated over a week ago
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Refunds
Refunds
It’s important to give the healthcare provider as much information as possible in advance to ensure that you aren’t charged unnecessarily.
Written by Greg Willmot
Updated over a week ago
Updated over a week ago
Maple’s Quality of Care Committee
An independent group of providers who can utilize their experience to evaluate cases that are brought forward by Maple patients.
Written by Greg Willmot
Updated yesterday
Updated yesterday