Canada’s public healthcare system, known as Medicare, ensures that all citizens and permanent residents have access to essential medical services without paying directly at the point of care. However, while Medicare covers a broad range of services such as hospital stays and physician visits, it doesn’t cover everything. This is where employer-sponsored health insurance plays …
Canada’s universal healthcare system provides a solid foundation, covering essential medical services. However, there are critical gaps that provincial health plans don’t address, often leaving Canadians with out-of-pocket expenses for necessary health services. This is where supplemental health insurance becomes invaluable, filling these coverage gaps and ensuring access to a broader range of healthcare services. …