Private healthcare company Bupa is renewing the contracts it holds with physiotherapists who belong to its physio network for 2017-19.
Bupa is renewing contracts for its physio network for 2017-19
The current agreement expires on 17 May 2017 and the new contract has updated terms and conditions. These include
- a review of the fees physios receive for treating Bupa customers
- an extended deadline for physios to submit invoices
- a requirement for physios to collect and share quality information
CSP professional adviser Pip White said the Society had been in discussion with Bupa over the past year about its re-recognition process.
She told Frontline: ‘We understand that deciding to re-register as a Bupa provider is an individual decision for each physiotherapy provider and members are not obliged to re-register if the terms do not suit their business model or planning.
‘Where members do choose to re-register, the requirement to collect and share data of service quality can help members show they continue to meet a number of Health and Care Professions Council registration requirements. This may be helpful to members, as the next HCPC re-registration window in 2018 will fall within this new Bupa contract term.’
Author: Robert Millett
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