Health Insurance

Your provincial health plans give basic coverage, such as family doctor’s expenses or trips to the emergency room. However, personal Health Insurance is more comprehensive and can help cover costs that the government plan doesn’t. It can help cover hospital accommodations, emergency ambulance services, and health practitioners like massage therapy.

Applicants and dependent(s) must be permanent Saskatchewan residents with valid provincial health coverage.

Basic Plan Includes:

• Accidental Death & Dismemberment (under age 65)
• Accidental Dental
• Ambulance
• Blood Pressure Monitors
• Diabetic Supplies
• Funeral Expenses
• Health Practitioners
• Hearing Aids

And more, ask an advisor to review the complete list of benefits.

If you decide to leave your employer or know your workplace benefits are about to end, you can purchase a Conversion Plan to avoid interruption of coverage. However, you must apply within 60 days of leaving your workplace plan so your health, prescription drugs, dental, and travel benefits can continue uninterrupted. Apply after the 60 mark, and you will be required to complete a medical questionnaire.

• Dental
• Prescription Drugs
• Travel Coverage
• Hospital Cash

And more, ask an advisor to review the complete list of optional benefits to add on.

Every business, regardless of size, should have a Group Benefits plan. We proudly work with various insurance carriers, allowing us to custom-build a plan that perfectly fits your needs and budget. Help reduce financial stress if something happens to protect your employee’s and their family’s health. It helps improve morale, increases productivity, and gives a competitive edge in the job market. It can be less expensive than providing salary increases as there are no additional CPP, EI or Workers’ Compensation rate increases.

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