Local doctor raising concerns over virtual care contract
A virtual health care provider in central Newfoundland is speaking out about an $11 million annual contract government awarded yesterday for virtual health care services. As NTV’s David Salter reports, the local doctor says he could provide the service at a third of the cost.
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