MedPros

04/13/2026

A recent 5,000+ sq ft medical clinic we completed for MediOne Physicians.

This purpose-built facility was designed to support a high-volume family practice environment, with a strong focus on workflow efficiency, patient experience, and long-term functionality.

The project included:
- Multiple exam rooms
- Modern reception and waiting areas
- Integrated in-house pharmacy
- Fully optimized clinical and back-office layout

Delivered on-time and on-budget, this is a great example of how thoughtful design and ex*****on can directly impact how a clinic operates day-to-day.

At MedPros, we focus on building healthcare spaces that don’t just look good — but actually work for physicians, staff, and patients.

🎥 Full walkthrough:
https://youtu.be/PJzD6lKltrE?si=UvDCwdMjdJSjzeOp

If you’re planning a new clinic or expansion, happy to connect.

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MedPros Construction Services
Design. Build. Launch.
🌐 www.medpros.ca

04/09/2026

Ontario physicians are seeing payment increases effective April 1, 2026 — but it’s not as simple as a flat increase across the board. The updates impact:

* Fee For Service
* Family Health Groups
* Family Health Organizations
* and other primary care models

What many don’t realize is that the increase varies depending on your model and specialty. For family physicians:

* FFS / FHG / CCM are seeing higher relativity increases
* FHO / capitation models are seeing a different adjustment

Understanding how these changes actually flow through your billings, capitation, and premiums is key — especially when reviewing your Remittance Advice over the next few months.

We broke it down in a clear, practical way:
https://www.medpros.ca/blog/ontario-physician-fee-increase-2026/

Ontario physician fees are increasing as of April 1, 2026. Learn how OHIP changes impact FFS, FHG, and FHO models, and what this means for your income.

03/30/2026

Last night, we had the privilege of attending the Love, Scarborough Innovation Dinner hosted by the Scarborough Health Network Foundation.

It was an incredibly well put together evening that brought together leaders across healthcare, business, and the community, all aligned around one goal, advancing healthcare in Scarborough.

Scarborough Health Network serves one of the most diverse populations in Canada, supporting more than 850,000 residents. Despite this, the region has historically been underfunded relative to its size and needs. The Love, Scarborough campaign is helping change that narrative by driving investment into infrastructure, research, and innovation that will shape the future of care in the community.

What stood out most was the focus on building forward, modern facilities, better access to care, and a system that truly reflects the population it serves.

We also want to acknowledge the Afiya Spine & Pain Institute team, it was great sharing the evening with a group that is equally committed to advancing patient care and clinical excellence.

At MedPros, we strongly believe that the future of healthcare is built through collaboration, innovation, and the right infrastructure to support both patients and providers.

Thank you to the SHN Foundation for hosting such a meaningful event and bringing together people who are actively shaping the future of healthcare in Ontario.

03/28/2026

We’ve been having more and more conversations lately with physicians and investors looking to get into the medical clinic space. The interest is growing—and for good reason.

When structured properly, a clinic that integrates family medicine, pharmacy, and allied health services can become a very strong, scalable business with long-term stability. It’s not just about opening a clinic anymore. It’s about building a complete healthcare ecosystem that works clinically and financially.

That said, most people underestimate how many moving parts are involved.

Location selection, physician recruitment, pharmacy integration, construction planning, staffing, billing optimization… every decision early on has a direct impact on long-term success.

We put together a detailed guide breaking down exactly how to approach this the right way—from both a business and operational perspective.

If you’re considering entering this space, this will give you a clear, practical roadmap: https://www.medpros.ca/blog/open-medical-clinic-ontario-2/

Whether you’re a physician looking to build your own practice or an investor exploring healthcare opportunities, this is one of the most interesting spaces in Ontario right now.

Learn how to open a profitable medical clinic in Ontario with this in-depth guide for physicians and investors. Explore location strategy, costs, pharmacy partnerships, and growth opportunities.

03/22/2026

How much can a family physician actually earn in Ontario? The answer isn’t as straightforward as most people think.

Income can vary significantly depending on:

- the model you’re in (FHO, FHG, FFS)
- how many patients you see
- how efficiently you bill
- and how well your clinic is run

We’ve seen physicians in similar environments have very different outcomes simply based on these factors.

Understanding how OHIP works, how overhead impacts your net income, and how billing plays a role can make a meaningful difference over time.

We put together a breakdown covering how physician income actually works in Ontario:

https://www.medpros.ca/blog/family-physician-income-ontario/

Learn how much family physicians earn in Ontario, including OHIP billings, overhead, practice models, and factors that impact net income.

03/22/2026

Healthcare construction is not the same as typical commercial construction.

We’ve seen it firsthand across clinics, pharmacies, diagnostic imaging centres, and specialty buildouts — small mistakes early in the process can lead to major delays, failed inspections, and costly rework.

The reality is: Each type of healthcare facility in Ontario has its own requirements, workflows, and considerations. What works for a standard medical clinic will not work for a compounding pharmacy or an imaging facility. If you’re planning a new healthcare space or renovation, it’s important to understand what actually goes into doing it properly.

We put together a breakdown covering what to consider across different types of healthcare projects: https://www.medpros.ca/blog/healthcare-construction-ontario/

Learn how healthcare construction works in Ontario, including clinics, pharmacies, diagnostic imaging, and specialty buildouts. Understand requirements, costs, and how to plan your project properly.

03/21/2026

Buying a healthcare business in Ontario can be a great opportunity, but not all businesses are what they appear on the surface.

We’ve seen deals that look strong initially, but fall apart once you dig deeper into:

- Owner dependence
- Financial clarity
- Lease structure
- Transferability of the business

In healthcare, you’re not just buying revenue, you’re buying how sustainable that revenue is after transition.

In many cases, buying an existing business can be a faster and more stable path than starting from scratch, but only if you evaluate it properly.

We put together a guide outlining what buyers should actually look for before moving forward.

👉 Read the full article here:
https://www.medpros.ca/blog/what-to-look-for-when-buying-a-healthcare-business-in-ontario/

Buying a healthcare business in Ontario can be a strong opportunity, whether you are a physician, operator, or investor looking to enter or expand within the sector. However, not all healthcare businesses are created equal. What may appear to be a strong business on the surface can present significa...

03/21/2026

One of the most common questions we get from healthcare business owners is:

“What is my business actually worth?”

The reality is — valuation in healthcare is not just about revenue.

It comes down to a combination of factors:

- Financial performance and true earnings
- How dependent the business is on the owner
- Whether the operation is transferable
- Lease strength and location
- Buyer restrictions in regulated sectors

Two businesses with similar numbers can have very different values depending on how they’re structured.

Understanding this early can make a significant difference in how you approach a potential sale.

We put together a guide breaking down what really drives valuation in Ontario healthcare businesses.

👉 Read the full article here:
https://www.medpros.ca/blog/healthcare-business-valuation-ontario/

Wondering what your healthcare business is worth? Learn what drives valuation in Ontario, including EBITDA, ownership structure, lease, and buyer demand.

03/21/2026

Selling a healthcare business in Ontario is very different from selling a typical business.

It’s not just about finding a buyer: it involves understanding valuation, ownership restrictions, confidentiality, and how transferable the business actually is.

We often see owners make the same mistakes:
* Listing publicly and exposing the business too early
* Mispricing the business
* Underestimating how limited and specialized the buyer pool really is

In healthcare, the process needs to be controlled, private, and strategic.

Whether it’s a pharmacy, diagnostic imaging clinic, dental practice, or rehab clinic; each comes with its own nuances that can significantly impact the outcome.

We put together a guide outlining what owners should consider before starting the process.

👉 Read the full article here: https://www.medpros.ca/blog/sell-healthcare-business-ontario/

Thinking of selling your healthcare business in Ontario? Learn what impacts value, confidentiality, buyer restrictions, and how to sell strategically.

03/18/2026

We’re seeing a growing number of UK physicians exploring opportunities in Ontario; and for good reason.

Between higher earning potential, more flexibility in how you structure your practice, and strong patient demand, Ontario can be a very attractive option.

That said, the transition isn’t just about licensing.

It involves understanding a new system, choosing the right clinic, setting up billing properly, and making sure both you and your family are set up for a smooth move.

We put together a complete guide covering what UK doctors should know before making the move: from NHS vs OHIP differences to clinic selection, relocation, and getting started: https://www.medpros.ca/blog/uk-doctors-moving-to-ontario/

Thinking of moving from the UK to practice medicine in Ontario? Learn about earning potential, clinic models, billing, relocation, and getting started.

03/18/2026

FHO+ is here — and it brings some of the most meaningful changes to Ontario primary care in years.

Starting April 1, 2026, the updated agreement introduces major shifts in how family physicians are paid, how care is measured, and how groups operate.

We broke it all down here:
https://www.medpros.ca/blog/fho-plus-ontario-physicians-2026/

Here are a few high-impact takeaways:

• After-hours premiums increase to 50%, with meaningful upside for groups that optimize access
• Shadow billing increases (up to 30% for in-basket services and ~50% for many procedures)
• New continuity of care (COC) threshold (75%) — with potential capitation penalties if missed
• Time-based billing caps introduced (daily + monthly), including limits on indirect/admin time
• Patient attachment bonuses return (retroactive to July 2025)
• Leadership funding increases — up to ~$125K per group annually
• Hospital care for rostered patients now paid at 100% (not shadow billed)
• FFS cap remains — and continues to apply at the group level

Bottom line:
This is not just a fee update, it’s a structural shift in how FHO practices will need to operate, track performance, and optimize revenue.

If you’re in an FHO (or considering it), understanding these changes early will matter.

Curious how this impacts your billing or group strategy? Let’s connect.

The new FHO+ agreement takes effect April 1, 2026. Learn the key changes impacting Ontario physicians, including billing, continuity rules, time caps, and income.

03/18/2026

Choosing between FHG, FHO, and FHO+ isn’t just about income — it’s about how you want to practice medicine.

We’re having more and more conversations with physicians trying to figure out:

* What model actually fits their workflow
* What kind of schedule they want long-term
* And how the newer FHO+ changes will impact things

So we put together a clear, practical comparison — focused on real-world practice, not theory.

If you’re considering a change (or just want to better understand your options), this is worth a read:

👉 https://www.medpros.ca/blog/fhg-vs-fho-vs-fho-plus-ontario/

A practical comparison of FHG, FHO and FHO+ covering income, work-life balance, and care models to help Ontario physicians choose the right fit.