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What does OHIP stand for?

Ontario Health Insurance Plan

Who is eligible to be covered by OHIP?

Ontario residents

What are the criteria to be eligible for OHIP?

-Canadian citizen


-Immigration status


-Principal-permanent resident in Ontario


-Physically present in Ontario 153 days in any 12 months period

When is someone eligible to be covered by OHIP?

-After 3 months of residency in Ontario if former Ontario resident


-Landed immigrant status


-Canadians relocating to Ontario from another province

How long will OHIP provide continuous coverage during a temporary extended absence?

212 days


Why purchase travel insurance for travel within Canada?

Includes:


-return of veh


-ambulance


-return of body

What are the two main types of travel policies that are available?

-Single trip (daily)


-Multi-trip

What types of travellers are there?

-Long term


-Short term


-Frequent


-Expatriate


-Visitor to Canada

What is a "top-up"?

Increases the trip days to limit of an annual multi-trip policy by purchase of a single trip policy to cover the number of days required

When does travel insurance pay when other policies are available to provide coverage?

All other coverage is primary to the travel policy. Travel insurance moves to the back of the line in regards to payment.

When does the coverage begin for a single trip policy?

Day insured leaves home on the first travel date

When does the coverage begin for an annual multi-trip policy?

Day the insured leaves home on the first travel date and continues each time the insured leaves home

When is the premium for a travel insurance policy required?

At time of purchase and coverage is not bound until payment is received.

When does coverage end for Single Trip policies and top-ups?

-upon return home


-trip ends


-trip is cancelled


-when days purchased have been used up

When does coverage end for annual Multi-trip policies?

-every time insured returns home


-number of days purchased per trip has expired


-364 days after the policy was taken out

How long is the automatic extension of the travel policy?

72 hours

What are the three reasons an extension will be granted?

-carrier delayed


- insured or travel companion hospitalized on return date


-medical condition not requiring hospitalization, but delays travel

What is the maximum time a policy can be extended?

12 months

Actually 212 days

Under what circumstances can a trip be extended?

If there have been no new medical conditions or claims subject to approval of travel insurer

Can a travel policy be cancelled?

Yes-subject to a cancellation/administration fee

When will a premium refund be allowed on a travel policy?

If trip is shortened and there are no claims

What are the requirements following a travel insurance claim?

Call assistance line prior to treatment

How is travel insurance underwritten?

Once there is a claim

What is covered under Emergency Medical coverage?

-emergency medical attention


-chiropractor


-podiatrist


-ambulance


-emergency dental


-costs related to insured's death


-medical evaluation


-extra expenses for travel companions


-cost to bring someone to bedside


-return of children under insured's care


-cost of travel companion


-cost to return vehicle home


Is there a limit on how much will be paid for private duty nursing?

Up to stated amount on the policy

What expenses will be paid when the insured dies on vacation?

-return of body


-return home of ashes with cremation in place of death


-preparation and cost of burial in place of death


-cost to bring someone to identify the body

Will Emergency Medical pay for the cost to bring the insured home because of an insured medical condition?

Yes

Will Emergency Medical pay to bring someone to the bedside of an insured that becomes ill or is hurt while travelling alone?

Yes

Does Emergency Medical coverage pay to return a child home if they are travelling with the insured that becomes ill and has to be hospitalized?

Yes

Will Emergency Medical coverage pay the additional cost when a rental vehicle is unable to be returned to the place it was borrowed from-due to a medical emergency?

Yes

When does the policy provide Emergency Medical coverage?

-when the condition is unexpected


-not covered totally by GHIP or any other plan


-when ordered by a physician

What is covered under Professional Services?

-chiropractor


-podiatrist


-physiotherapist


-osteopath


What is covered under Ambulance Transporation?

Local ground ambulance


What is covered under Emergency Dental Treatment?

Accidental blow to the mouth

What is covered under Medical Evacuation?

Cost to bring the insured person home on recommendation of their doctor

What extra expenses will the policy pay for a travel companion stranded due to hospitalization of their travel companion?

-meals


-hotels


-phone calls


-taxi

What is a pre-existing medical condition?

Sickness, injury, or medical condition that existed prior to the effective date of the trip

What make a pre-existing medical condition unstable?

-new symptoms


-condition worsens and person is hospitalized


-medication has been prescribed, changed or reduced


What time periods are used to determine un-stability?

Time periods are dependent on age of the insured

Is coverage available for medical expenses resulting from an unstable pre-existing condition?

No- pre-existing condition usually excluded by most travel policies


Is diagnosis of a pre-existing medical condition necessary for the condition to be excluded as unstable?

No-if it occurred prior to departure and the insured was aware of it...it is deemed to be a pre-existing condition

How do travel insurers deal with and underwrite pre-existing conditions?

May offer a higher deductible to reduce the cost of the policy if they are going to cover certain types of pre-existing conditions

What else besides unstable pre-existing may be excluded from the Emergency Medical portion of the travel policy?

-certain hazardous sports


-while working professionally


-in armed forces


-contact of sexual diseases


-non-disclosure on application


-any costs not arising from a medical emergency


-costs arising from a trip to a country that the federal government has issued a travel advisory

What coverage reimburses the traveller the non-refundable prepaid portions of a trip if it has to be cancelled due to a medical emergency prior to departure?

Trip Cancellation

What coverage reimburses the traveller the non-refundable prepaid portions of a trip if it has to be cancelled due to a medical emergency in the midst of the trip?

Trip Interruption

What is covered event for Trip Cancellation and Trip Interutption?

-delay due to weather


-death or illness of an insured


-travel companion or family member of insured or travel companion


-jury duty

What types of expenses does Trip Interruption pay?

-additional cost to return home


-reimbursement for prepaid travel expenses that are non-refundable

What does Baggage coverage cover?

Loss and delay of baggage

What is GHIP?

Government health insurance plans

How many days do you need to reside within Ontario in order to maintain the health insurance coverage?

153 days

What is trip interruption defined as?

When you need to end your trip unexpectedly

What is flight accident coverage?

Coverage that pays for the death or loss of limb or sight due to an aircraft accident

What sporting activity is included?

Skiing is covered

Does a visitor to Canada insurance policy include pre-existing conditions?

No specifically excludes all pre-existing conditions regardless of stability

A medical condition is deemed to be "stable" if:

Medical treatment has not been recommended,required or obtained,with symptoms have not appeared or changed and there is no change in prescribed medication

What coverage would an expatriate returning to Ontario require ?

Visitors to Canada insurance

What does repatriation not include?

Cost of insureds entire family to attend a funeral service where the insured died

How much will OHIP pay per day for confinement to an out of country hospital?

$400 per day

What's the 1st thing you do when you have a medical emergency on a trip?

Call your insurance emergency assistance hotline number

OHIP ceases your cover for health care after how many days Of you being absent from Ontario?

212 Days

Is injury by feeding a wild animal covered?

Yes it will be covered in full