Fee
| Component | Value |
|---|---|
| Provider fee | $45.75 |
Schedule and sources
- Fee edition
- October 1, 2026
- Record effective
- 2026-04-01
- Schedule edition
- July 22, 2026; effective July 1, 2026
- Official files
- Fee masterSchedule PDFOntario source page
Diabetic Management Assessment ....................................... 45.75
Passages mentioning K030
FIRST VISIT BY PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN AFTER HOSPITAL DISCHARGE
E080 First visit after hospital discharge premium, to other service
listed in payment rule 5 below ..................................... add 25.90
Payment rules:
1.Subject to payment rules 2 through 5, E080 is only eligible for payment for a visit with the
patient's primary care physician in the physician’s office or the patient’s home within two
weeks of discharge following in-patient admission to an acute care hospital.
[Commentary:
This premium is not payable for visits rendered to patients in locations other than the
physician's office or patient's home. As such, the premium is not payable for services rendered
in places such as Nursing Homes, Homes for the Aged, chronic care hospitals, etc.]
2.E080 is not eligible for payment if the admission to hospital was for the purpose of obstetrical
delivery unless the mother required admission to an ICU during the hospital stay.
3.E080 is not eligible for payment if the admission to hospital was for the purpose of newborn
care unless the infant required admission to a NICU during the hospital stay.
4.E080 is not eligible for payment if the admission to hospital was for the purpose of performing
day surgery.
5.E080 is only eligible for payment when rendered with the following services:
A001, A003, A004, A007, A008, A261, A262, A263, A264, A888, A900, K004–K008, K013,
K014, K022, K023, K028-K030, K032, K033, K037, K623, P003, P004, P008.CONSULTATIONS AND VISITS
FAMILY PRACTICE & PRACTICE IN GENERAL (00)
Diabetic management assessment (DMA)
DMA is an all-inclusive service payable to the most responsible physician for providing
continuing management and support of a diabetic patient. The service must include an
intermediate assessment, a level 2 paediatric assessment or a partial assessment focusing on
diabetic target organ systems, relevant counselling and maintenance of a diabetic flow sheet
retained on the patient’s permanent medical record. The flow sheet must track lipids,
cholesterol, Hgb A1C, urinalysis, blood pressure, fundal examination, peripheral vascular
examination, weight and body mass index (BMI) and medication dosage. When DMA is
rendered to the same patient same day as any other consultation or visit by the same physician
or the above record is not maintained, the DMA is an insured service payable at nil. Maximum
4 per patient per 12 month period.
K030 Diabetic Management Assessment ....................................... 45.75
Diabetes management incentive (DMI)
DMI is a service rendered by the General/Family Physician most responsible for providing
ongoing management of a diabetic patient. The service consists of ongoing management using
a planned care approach consistent with the required elements of the Canadian Diabetes
Association (CDA) Clinical Practice Guidelines, documenting that all of the CDA required
elements have been provided for the previous 12 month period and must include
documentation that tracks, at a minimum, the following:
a.Lipids, cholesterol, HbA1C, blood pressure, weight and body mass index (BMI), and
medication dosage;
b.Discussion and offer of preventive measures including vascular protection, influenza and
pneumococcal vaccination;
c.Health promotion counselling and patient self-management support;
d.Albumin to creatinine ratio (ACR);
e.Discussion and offer of referral for dilated eye examination; and
f. Foot examination and neurologic examination.
Q040 Diabetes management incentive ............................................ 65.70
Payment rules:
1.Q040 is limited to a maximum of one service per patient per 12 month period.
2.Q040 is only eligible for payment if the physician has rendered a minimum of three K030
services for the same patient in the same 12 month period to which the Q040 service applies.
Medical record requirements:
A flow sheet or other documentation that records all of the required elements of the most
current CDA guidelines must be included in the patient's permanent medical record, or the
service is not eligible for payment.
Claims submission instructions:
Claims for Q040 must be submitted only when the required elements of the service have been
completed for the previous 12 month period.
[Commentary:
A copy of a flow sheet meeting the medical record requirements and CDA Clinical Practice
guidelines may be found at the following link https://guidelines.diabetes.ca/GuideLines/media/
Docs/cpg/Appendix-3.pdf.]Payment rules:
* A virtual K030 is only eligible for payment if a K030 involving a direct physical encounter has
been performed in the preceding 12 months.Fee master record
Master, record 2908. Record Layout PDF, page 1.
K03020260401999999990000045750000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
Auxiliary master fields are preserved as raw scaled values. The linked layout calls them zero-filled, but this edition contains non-zero values. They are not presented as final dollar fees or PDF units.
| Field | Raw / scale 10,000 |
|---|---|
| provider | 00000457500 / 45.75 |
| assistant | 00000000000 / 0 |
| specialist | 00000000000 / 0 |
| anaesthetist | 00000000000 / 0 |
| non anaesthetist | 00000000000 / 0 |
Explanation
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A diabetic management assessment, listed under Consultations and Visits in Family Practice and Practice in General and the Diabetic management assessment (DMA) heading.
Watch out for
A virtual K030 is only eligible for payment if a K030 involving a direct physical encounter was performed in the preceding 12 months.
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