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CNL November '25
🌟 Hello Medimap Community,
We’re looking at the problem every clinic has, but no one measures: patients who never come back. The follow-up gap is real, it’s expensive, and it’s fixable!
Plus, the system’s heating up: ERs are overflowing, doctors are warning of political damage, and Alberta’s latest plans have the whole country talking.
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. DEEP DIVE .
😨 The Follow-Up Failure Costing Your Clinic Thousands
Think your biggest problem is patient volume? Think again. Most clinics are silently losing money because patients never return and no one tracks it.
Sneak Peek Inside:
Revenue losses from poor follow-up systems
Why new patients almost never come back on their own
Simple fixes that turn “lost” patients into recurring revenue
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. NEWSFLASH .
😨 Doctors Warn Government is Putting Care at Risk
Physicians across Canada are deeply concerned that recent political actions are damaging trust, worsening recruitment, and pushing patient care quality in the wrong direction.
🚨 500,000 Patients Walked Out of ERs Last Year
Emergency rooms across the country are reporting a sharp rise in patients abandoning care due to overwhelming waits, a trend making people sicker and exposing cracks in the system.
💊 Pharmacare Stalls With No New Deals in Sight
Canada’s national pharmacare plan is basically frozen. Only 17% of Canadians are covered & the federal health minister confirmed no active talks with provinces, no new funding, and no expansion.
🏥 Alberta Eyes Public–Private Care
New report suggests Alberta may allow physicians to work in both public and private systems simultaneously, a move critics say could deepen inequalities and reshape access to care.
. YOUR TAKE .
☕ Caffeine Check
Healthcare runs on caffeine, we all know it. But how much is normal…
How much coffee do you drink on a typical shift? |
. BUZZ & BANTER .
🧩 Wordrow
🔎 Clue: Every message hopes for one; only some get it.
💙 Thanks for reading! See you in December.




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