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Canadian Travel Medical Insurance
We offer two types of travel medical insurance:
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Travel insurance for Canadian citizens traveling abroad.
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Travel medical insurance for visitors, foreign
students, Canadian expatriates and immigrants coming to
Canada.
Travel Medical Coverage
No one can afford the financial burden of an
unexpected sickness or injury while traveling. Hospital room
rates, and professional medical services, outside your country
of residence have reached all time high levels and your
government health insurance plan will only cover a portion of
these expenses. With travel coverage you are covered for a broad
range of insurance needs. Your over all coverage will include
all of the following:
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Emergency hospital accommodation
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Up front payment to health
providers wherever possible
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Doctor's bills
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Prescription Drugs
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Ambulance service, including air
ambulance
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Medical appliances (crutches,
canes, etc.)
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Relief of dental pain
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Accidental dental
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Meals & accommodations
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Paramedical services
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Return of deceased
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Emergency vehicle return
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Private registered nurse
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X-rays and lab tests
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Transport home when medically
necessary
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Incidental hospital expenses
** No medical is required!
Information for Visitors to Canada
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We offer TrentHealthTM and
Ontario Blue Cross™ Travel Insurance. These health plans
protect you and your dependents against unexpected and costly
health care emergencies, giving you peace of mind!
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If you are visiting Canada,
visitors insurance offers you extensive health care coverage,
so you can have a relaxed and enjoyable stay while on
vacation.
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If you will be working in Canada
a working visitors health insurance plan lets you focus on
your work, without having to worry about unforeseen medical
expenses.
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If you are immigrating to
Canada, Canada has excellent health care plans, but these
plans are not available until you have been here for a set
period of time. Why take the chance of incurring expensive
health care costs?
We can implement coverage for the 3 month waiting period,
before you receive OHIP, when you immigrate to Canada.
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If you are a Canadian
expatriate, Canadian citizens returning to Canada do not
qualify for provincial medical coverage for several months.
Protect yourself from unforeseen medical bills!
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If you are studying in Canada,
Health Advantage Student International allows you to focus on
your studies, without having to worry about sudden health care
emergencies.
Questions?
Click here to send us your questions.
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