Supplementary Hospital Benefit. When a Member of the plan or one of his dependents is confined to hospital he will be reimbursed for charges made by a Hospital in excess of the standard public xxxx rate, up to semi-private accommodation. Eyeglasses Eyeglasses up to a total amount of two hundred dollars ($200.00) per person in any period of twenty-four (24) consecutive months when provided on the written prescription of a medical doctor or optometrist, but not the cost of the eye examination. Sunglasses or eyeglasses for cosmetic purposes are not included. Effective December 31, 1991 the maximum total amount shall be two hundred and fifty dollars ($250.00) every twenty-four (24) consecutive months.
Supplementary Hospital Benefit. In addition to making the premium payments as defined in Section above, the Company will provide Supplementary Hospital Expense Benefits for any eligible employee and any eligible depen- dent for the amount charged by the hospital for room and board in excess of the expenses covered by the provincial hospital insurance plan up to an amount equal to the difference between the charges for standard xxxx and standard semi- private accommodation for each day of confine- ment to a maximum of days during any one benefit period. Successive of confinement in a shall be considered as occurring during one fit Period unless the employee returns to work and completes at least fourteen calendar days of full-time before commencement of the later confinement, or unless the later confine- ment is due to causes wholly different from those of the prior confinement; or in the case of a de- pendent successive periods of confinement are separated by an interval of at least 3 months or unless the later confinement is due to causes wholly different from those of the prior confine- ment.
Supplementary Hospital Benefit. Charges in the insured person’s Province of residence for: room and board in a hospital up to the hospital’s semi-private rate (including where permittedby law, any admittance, coinsurance, or utilizationcharges). services in a hospital. Prescription Drug Benefit Charges for: drugs, serums and vaccines prescribed in writing by a Doctor or Dentist and dispensed by a licensed pharmacist. contraceptives prescribed in writing by a Doctor. insulin, including needles and syringes. colostomy supplies. Ineligible expenses payment is not made for; patent and proprietarymedicines,cough medicines, baby foods and formula, minerals, proteins, vitamins, and collagen treatments. any charge for the administration of serums, vaccines and injectable drugs. drugs, serums and vaccines dispensed by a Doctor or Dentist. anti-obesity treatments including drugs, proteins and dietary or food supplements, whether on not prescribed for medical reasons. Payment is limited to the cost of a supply which could reasonably be consumed or used within a three (3) month period following such payment. The Company will arrange with the Insurance carrier that employees will be supplied with a Drug Plan card to be used for payment when purchasing eligible drugs.
Supplementary Hospital Benefit. When a member of the plan or one of his dependents is confined to hospital he will be reimbursed for charges made by a Hospital in excess of the standard public xxxx rate, up to semi-private accommodation. Eyeglasses up to a total amount of two hundred dollars ($200.00) per person in any period of
Supplementary Hospital Benefit. When a member of the plan or one of his dependents is confined to hospital he will be reimbursed for charges made by a Hospital in excess of the standard public xxxx rate, up to semi-private accommodation.
