We’ve seen many residents in Saskatchewan go without coverage for critical illnesses because they believe their health will prevent them from obtaining the protection they need. With our Critical Illness Plan, we make getting insured for debilitating conditions as easy as possible. There are no medical exam requirements, no face-to-face meetings with agents, and no paperwork to complete when you apply.
We only have two requirements for our policy: be between 18-69 and have a permanent residence in Saskatchewan.
Our Critical Illness Plan offers financial security in the event you are diagnosed with one of over 20 covered conditions.
With our plan, there are no medical exams to worry about when applying. Your health has no impact on your overall eligibility.
Our online applications are quick and easy, with no mountains of paperwork to complete to be eligible for coverage.
We give you 30-days to ensure the coverage is working best for your needs. If you are not satisfied with your plan, we’ll give you a full refund.
Once you purchase the plan, you don’t have to wait days or weeks to be active. You immediately know when you are approved for coverage.
The plan provides up to $25,000 in entirely tax-free living benefit amounts paid directly to you.
We are market leaders in critical illness coverage in Saskatchewan. Our Critical Illness Plan sets us apart from other insurers because we do not require medical exams or face-to-face meetings to get the coverage you need. If you want to learn more about your plan options and get a free no-obligation quote, please use our short online application now.
Find out more about our plan details:
All claims are subject to a 30-day survival period following a diagnosis. Death that occurs during this time will not result in payable benefits.
Benefits will not be paid for insured conditions, child insured conditions or additional benefit conditions caused directly or indirectly, by or contributed to by any of the following:
Benefit will not be paid for any pre-existing condition.
Within the first 2 years: an insured condition such as, for example, a heart attack, will not be covered if it was caused by a pre-existing condition such as, for example, hypertension. After 2 years, this exclusion will no longer apply.
Benefits will not be paid of any amount for cancer, early-state prostate cancer treatment of DCIS for a period of 90 days from the effective date of the policy or the date of its reinstatement, whichever is sooner.
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