The province announced on Thursday that it has signed a contract with Foundever to provide virtual health-care services in New Brunswick. The contract is a two-year term with an option to renew and an annual budget of $12.9 million.
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Last week, Health Minister John Dornan said eVisitNB will continue to provide virtual care past March 31 since Foundever wasn’t ready to take over on April 1. (CBC)
The province announced on Thursday that it has signed a contract with Foundever to provide virtual health-care services in New Brunswick.
The contract is a two-year term with an option to renew and an annual budget of $12.9 million. It’s “based on 250,000 services per year and is only paid as services are delivered,” the release said.
Last Tuesday, the province said it would be extending eVisitNB’s contract, the current service provider, by 90 days past March 31.
The extension is built into eVisitNB’s four-year contract.
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