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Plan Features
* $1 million maximum on Travel Coverage. Vision Care
Corrective contact lenses and glasses, including the cost of frames, up to your plan maximum every 24 consecutive months. Plus each plan provides up to $50 every 24 consecutive months for the cost of eye examinations that are not covered under the provincial health plan. Paramedical Services
Up to $300 per calendar year, $20 per visit per licensed practitioner for the services of a Physiotherapist, Speech Therapist/Pathologist, Chiropractor, Osteopath, Podiatrist, Chiropodist, and Clinical Psychologist. Ambulance Services
Licensed land ambulance service, (or air ambulance when medically necessary) to the nearest hospital where adequate treatment is available, or from one hospital to another hospital. Hearing Aids
Hearing aids, their repair, or replacement parts up to the plan maximum. A loss of hearing acuity must be determined by an Otolaryngologist or Otologist, and a hearing aid subsequently prescribed by an Audiologist. Accidental Dental
Up to $2,000 for the repair or replacement of natural teeth or crowned teeth (excluding bridges, dentures) by a licensed dental practitioner, damaged as a result of an external blow to the mouth occurring while covered under this plan, when treatment is rendered within 180 days of the accident. Medical Services and Supplies**
Medical services and supplies when prescribed by an attending physician. This includes up to $500 per year for laboratory and diagnostic services; treatments, supplies and equipment as listed in your policy. A pre-existing condition exclusion applies to this benefit.***
**Benefits will be in excess of any payment under a government agency supported Assistive Devices Program (ADP), or similar program. Accidental Death
Plan A provides a $10,000 benefit should the insured or covered spouse die due to an accident. Dental Care
Plan C provides up to $1,000 per person per calendar year for preventative and restorative services. There is a $500 maximum per person in the first 12 months. Reimbursement is based on the 1997 Dental Fee Guide in the province of residence. Eligible expenses include oral examinations, x-rays, teeth cleaning, fillings, extractions, root canal therapy, periodontal treatment, dental repairs and additions, surgical services and general anesthetics. Hospitalization
GREYmed covers the difference in cost up to a plan maximum between standard ward charges and semi-private/private accommodation in a public, convalescent, or rehabilitation hospital (non-chronic care), up to a maximum number of days per calendar year for each plan. Accommodation in a chronic care hospital or facility, or private hospital is not covered. Benefits begin on the 3rd day of each hospitalization stay. A pre-existing condition exclusion applies to this benefit.*** Travel Coverage
Coverage includes travel assistance services, physician fees, medical expenses and hospitalization plus other benefits. A pre-existing condition exclusion applies to this benefit.*** Prescription Drugs
Plans B and C provide generic drug coverage up to $1,000 per calendar year for medication legally requiring a written prescription, excluding drugs or drug costs eligible under a provincial drug plan. Private Nursing
In-home services of a RN, RNA or LPN, on a full or part time basis up to the plan maximum per calendar year. The services must require the expertise of a nurse and be certified as being medically necessary by your attending physician. A pre-existing condition exclusion applies to this benefit.***
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*** A pre-existing condition means any illness or disease for which an Insured Person has received medical treatment, advice or been advised to take or change drugs (whether or not prescribed) from a licensed medical practitioner at any time during the period of twelve (12) successive months immediately preceding the effective date of that Insured Person's insurance coverage under the Policy. A pre-existing condition will not be covered.
A pre-existing condition will be covered after the Insured Person has been free of medical treatment, advice or drugs (whether or not prescribed) for such condition for twelve (12) consecutive months.
Details of the actual coverage provided are more specifically set out in the Policy of Insurance.
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