A new toll-free line is being rolled out as the Nova Scotia Health Authority attempts to reduce the number of no shows for diagnostic imaging appointments. Photo National Cancer Institute CANADAHALIFAX news Province attempting to reduce missed diagnostic appointments with toll free line by admin 19 سبتمبر، 2023 written by admin 19 سبتمبر، 2023 137 By CityNews Halifax Staff A new toll-free line is being rolled out as the Nova Scotia Health Authority attempts to reduce the number of no shows for diagnostic imaging appointments. The authority says more than 22,000 scheduled appointments were missed by patients in 2022 for such things as CT scans and ultrasounds. Officials say the new service will help to rebook patients as quickly as possible and to use the open appointment time to serve others who need testing. Patients unable to attend their appointment are asked to call 1-844-I-REBOOK (1-844-473-2665) to ensure an appointment time can be used by another patient. According to Nova Scotia Health, one of the factors that leads to missed appointments is the fact patients don’t know how to change it. Other factors include work and family commitments, illness, travel issues, or duplicate appointments. 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail admin previous post كندا: ارتفاع معدل التضخم إلى 4% في آب (أغسطس) next post Gaetz Brook Junior High closes due to power outage You may also like مهرجان السينما الأفريقية في مونتريال يكشف عن برنامجه 12 مارس، 2026 ’’ستقوم كندا بدورها‘‘ للمساهمة في إمدادات النفط العالمية 12 مارس، 2026 إيبي أجرى ’’مناقشة صريحة‘‘ مع السفير الأميركي حول... 12 مارس، 2026 Search for second Annapolis County ice fisher ongoing... 12 مارس، 2026 Nova Scotia Health to replace transformer after power... 12 مارس، 2026 Archeologists discover historical shipwreck on Sable Island 12 مارس، 2026 Politicians and environmentalists call for transparency on N.B.... 12 مارس، 2026 Warmer weather breaks temperature records in N.S. 12 مارس، 2026 Premier Tim Houston reverses some budget cuts amid... 11 مارس، 2026 Budget cuts put seniors and vulnerable Nova Scotians... 11 مارس، 2026