Medical Liability Reimbursement
(MLR)

This program is provided through an agreement between the AMA and Alberta Health
The MLR program reimburses eligible physicians for part of their Canadian Medical Protective Association dues and other malpractice insurance.
News
November 24, 2022The AMA will take over administration of the MLR program for the 2023 Canadian Medical Protective Association year. More details will be available on the 2023 reimbursement process in the coming weeks. Under the agreement, the deductible for all physicians is reduced to $1,000. That means, physicians who were reimbursed for 2022 by Alberta Health based on a higher deductible, will receive an additional reimbursement from Alberta Health. This primarily affects urban specialist physicians because the deductible for family physicians and rural physicians was already set at $1,000. Alberta Health will provide more information to those receiving the additional reimbursement in the coming weeks. A reminder that to receive the one-time payment and any of the benefit programs, physicians will need to be full members of the AMA or have paid an administration fee equal to full membership. Renew your membership as soon as possible to ensure there are no payment delays. Note that 2021/22 CME program will not have this requirement. July 9, 2020Government's Medical Liability Reimbursement program application is now available on the government website at https://www.alberta.ca/medical-liablity-reimbursement-program.aspx. All members will need to complete and submit an application form to receive reimbursement.
July 6, 2020April 27, 2020April 24, 2020
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Questions?
Alberta Health:
health.mlrprogram@gov.ab.ca
CMPA:
For questions about your CMPA fees or CMPA payment method, call:
Toll-free 1-800-267-6522