Individual Health Plans

Canadians are fortunate to have access to government health care programs, although there are many gaps in this coverage. The truth is, Canada’s health care system does not supply all the medical coverage that most of us require.

While basic medical services are covered, there are limited or restricted coverages in other areas. Coverage available can also vary from province to province.

Whether you are between jobs, recently retired, or self-employed and not covered under a traditional group benefits health plan, you are likely paying out-of-pocket for common health expenses like:

• • Prescription drugs
  • Routine dental care and corrective procedures
  • Prescription eyewear
  • Registered specialists like chiropractors or physiotherapists
  • Emergency medical care when travelling out-of-province or out-of-country

By purchasing an individual or family health plan, you safeguard yourself, your family and your savings from routine day-to-day expenses, as well as substantial medical bills that may arise suddenly due to a serious illness or injury.