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To
discuss your Critical Illness Insurance call 905-886-5630 or
toll free at 1-800-567-1279,
or fill out the online quote
form.
"You need insurance, not only because you are going
to die, but because you are going to live." - Dr. Marius Barnard,
product founder .
With advances in medicine, science and technology and increasing
life expectancy in Canada, we have a greater chance of experiencing
a serious illness and surviving!
What's covered?
Our policy covers 22 conditions, some of which include the
following:
- Heart
Attack
- Cancer
- Stroke
- Coronary
Artery Bypass Surgery
- Severe
Burns
-
Loss of Limbs
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- Multiple
Sclerosis
- Alzheimer's
Disease
- Parkinson's
Disease
- Major
Organ Transplant
- Loss
of Speech
- Deafness
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- Paralysis
- Kidney
Failure
- Coma
- Blindness
- Occupational
HIV
- Motor
Neuron Disease (including ALS)
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What is the difference between Disability or Critical Illness?
Disability Insurance pays you a benefit to help meet day
to day living living expenses while you are disabled. With disability
insurance, the benefit is for a period of time until the beneficiary
is fit to return to work.
Critical Illness Insurance on the other hand pays you a
one time, lump sum benefit if you are diagnosed with a critical
illness or condition as defined in your policy and you satisfy
the survival period. This differs from disability in that a person
diagnosed with a critical illness is not expected to return to
work.
The benefit can be used to:
- seek
timely or non insured treatment outside Canada
- pay
outstanding loans
- allow
a healthy spouse to take time off work
- put
towards for anything else you want
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How
you use it is up to you!
Since Disability and Critical Illness Insurance meet different needs,
a sound financial plan should include both.
Additional Information
Why
Critical Illness Coverage? (pdf)
Don't Let
Your Retirement Dreams Slip Away!
(pdf)
For Your
Life...Think You Are Invincible, Think Again (pdf)
Best Doctors
- Information When it Matters Most (pdf)
Useful Links / Rsearch
Canadian
Cancer Society
Heart
and Stroke Foundation
Multiple Sclerosis
Society of Canada
Alzheimer Society
Canada
The Parkinson
Foundation of Canada
The Canadian
Association of Transplantation
Canadian
Paraplegic Association
Kidney Foundation
of Canada
Canadian
Brain Injury Coalition
The Canadian National
Institute for the Blind
Canadian AIDS Society
Canadian Hearing Society
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