Common use of Extended Health Clause in Contracts

Extended Health. 9.4.7.3.1 Default level is: • $25 annual deductible single, couple or family • 100% reimbursement of eligible expenses including semi-private hospital room, • paramedical services at $750 per practitioner per person per year, • private duty nursing at $15,000 per year (after age 65 the lifetime maximum becomes $25,000), • hearing aid maximum at $1,000 in any four consecutive years, • international travel assistance for out-of-Canada coverage, • prescription drugs, and • other costs prescribed by a medical practitioner.

Extended Health. 9.4.7.3.1 9.4.7.1.3.1 Default level is: • $25 annual deductible single, couple or family • 100% reimbursement of eligible expenses including semi-private hospital room, • paramedical services at $750 per practitioner per person per year, • private duty nursing at $15,000 per year (after age 65 the lifetime maximum becomes $25,000), • hearing aid maximum at $1,000 in any four consecutive years, • international travel assistance for out-of-Canada coverage, • prescription drugs, and • other costs prescribed by a medical practitioner.

Extended Health. 9.4.7.3.1 Default level is: • ▪ $25 annual deductible single, couple or family • ▪ 100% reimbursement of eligible expenses including semi-private hospital room, • ▪ paramedical services at $750 per practitioner per person per year, • ▪ private duty nursing at $15,000 per year (after age 65 the lifetime maximum becomes $25,000), • ▪ hearing aid maximum at $1,000 in any four consecutive years, • ▪ international travel assistance for out-of-Canada coverage, • ▪ prescription drugs, and • ▪ other costs prescribed by a medical practitioner.

Extended Health. 9.4.7.3.1 Default level is: • ▪ $25 10025 annual deductible single, couple or family • ▪ 100% reimbursement of eligible expenses including semi-private hospital room, • ▪ paramedical services at $750 per practitioner per person per year, • ▪ private duty nursing at $15,000 per year (after age 65 the lifetime maximum becomes $25,000), • ▪ hearing aid maximum at $1,000 in any four consecutive years, • ▪ international travel assistance for out-of-Canada coverage, • ▪ prescription drugsdrugs through Pharmacare Formulary (“Formulary”), and • ▪ other costs prescribed by a medical practitioner.