FAQ
Straight answers to the things people ask most. Can't find yours? Ask me directly — there's no such thing as a silly question.
It's insurance that pays money directly to you when a covered event happens — a hospital stay, an injury, a diagnosis. You decide how to use it.
Provincial health care helps with treatment. It doesn't pay your rent while you recover. These plans sit on top of it and pay cash to you.
Maybe not — it depends on what your work coverage includes. Many people find gaps for injuries off the job, during travel, or for how long income support lasts. Bring your benefits booklet and we'll look together.
Yes. Your coverage applies in Canada and the US. Keep in mind it pays cash to you — it isn't a replacement for travel medical insurance, which pays hospital bills abroad.
Yes. Your occupation and activities affect eligibility and which coverage gives you the most value. It's the first thing we'll look at.
Plans start from less than the cost of a meal out each month. Your exact price depends on your age, your work and what you choose — I'll show you real numbers on our call.
Yes. One family plan can cover you, your partner and your kids — and the price is the same whether you have one child or five. Kids can be added up to age 17 and stay covered until 25.
No. The call is to help you understand your options. If something fits, great. If it doesn't, that's a fine outcome too.
I'm licensed in Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario, so I can help residents of those three provinces.
Nothing is required. If you have work benefits, your benefits booklet helps. A rough idea of your monthly bills helps too — the time-off calculator is a quick way to get it.
Yes. If something happens, message or call me and I'll help you through the claim process.
Of course. हाँ, बिल्कुल — whichever language makes it easier to ask your questions.
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