The IMO is currently collating all cases involving the payment of GP fees by the HSE Primary Care Reimbursement Service (PCRS), and is requesting all members who are family doctors with outstanding payments to contact the union urgently.
Tag Archives: PCRS
Just how much is spent on primary care?
With the HSE being dismantled, it is becoming difficult to discern how much is being spent on primary care.
FEMPI delay led to €41m shortfall
By Gary Culliton.
HSE projects deficit of €219 million
By Gary Culliton.
A small vignette depicting the reality of medical card chaos
Dear Editor, The following vignette is a reflection of what the HSE thinks of patients and doctors.
Pharmacists need to notify GPs of patients who receive flu shots
Dear Editor, As is now widely known, the PCRS is paying €15 to GPs for a flu shot, the same as paid to pharmacists and as is already reported, the Minister for Health Dr James Reilly does not see any reason to pay the GP more than a pharmacist when they deliver the same service (no comment).
‘No payment’ where PCRS are not happy
By Gary Culliton When the HSE has not been happy with a GP claim, “we simply do not pay,” the Executive’s Assistant National Director, Paddy Burke, has said.
17% increase in medical card reviews
There have been no changes to policy but changes to probity and savings have already been made in the medical card area this year from tighter controls and surveillance work, writes Gary Culliton.
Out-of-hours payments clarification due soon
By Gary Culliton.
Breaking news: Agreement signed on out-of-hours
By Gary Culliton.