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Priority Healthcare Insurance

Get the best treatment quickly in the US or around the world

Get second opinions and treatment without waiting months in the Canadian public health system

Get the care you need fast when:

You have a serious illness that requires a specialist visit, diagnostic procedure or treatment, and
Your wait time in Canada is longer than 14 days.

Don't worry about the bills either. You can also get coverage for your family members. See what you get with triAccess Priority Healthcare insurance.

Care Coordinator

Global Excel️ pre-approves and coordinates your care. This includes:

arranging a second opinion (if you want one)
identifying top medical facilities in the US, Canada, and around the globe
booking your travel and accommodations
helping you make medical appointments
arranging your pre-admission

You have access to multilingual support 24/7.

Second Opinion

WorldCare gathers information about your illness from you and your physician(s). They then consult top-tier physicians around the world to formulate a second opinion that includes

a summary of the details of your conditions
additional information
recommendations for treatment

Note: you are not required to get a second opinion

Funding

RSA Insurance provides a lifetime benefit of $3,000,000 USD for:

Treatment arranged through Global Excel
Transportation to place of care (including ground ambulance and business class airfare)
- also for a companion if your doctor certifies that you shouldn't travel alone
$250 USD per person per day (up to $2,500 USD per person) of expenses for meals and accommodation while seeking care

Note: You get access to the funding through your Care Coordinator.

Note: For specifics be sure to read your policy contract. For a specimen, contact us.

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Resources

Facing four-year wait for hip surgery, N.B. woman headed to courtA New Brunswick woman injured in a car crash is headed to court this week to argue her insurance company should cover the cost of her hip surgery in a private clinic because she faces a four-year wait in the public system.

Hospitals performing private cosmetic operations despite delays for necessary surgeriesCosmetic operations done in same ORs as medically necessary operations but hospitals say they have slots available because of limited government funding

Waiting Your Turn: Wait Times for Health Care in Canada, 2018 Report

Emergency department wait times in Canada continuing to rise | CIHIThe amount of time most Canadians spend waiting in emergency departments to be admitted to hospital is on the rise. The length of stay for people admitted to hospital in 2016–2017 was up 11% from the year before and almost 17% from 5 years ago, confirming concerns raised by some clinicians working in Canadian medical facilities. Find out more in our latest update.

Why are wait times so long in Canadian emergency departments?A new OECD report places Canada last in terms of emergency room waiting times. It is critical to question the causes of the waiting time from a new perspective.

Canada’s health-care wait times hit new record high, again - Macleans.caOpinion: Long wait times have become the defining characteristic of Canadian health care

Canada ranks low in international comparison of patient wait times: reportA new report suggests Canadians have the longest wait times for medical attention in emergency departments and for referrals to specialists among patients in 11 industrialized countries.

Long Wait Times Shouldn't Be The Price We Pay For Universal Health CareThe Fraser Institute has annually surveyed specialist physicians across Canada to estimate how long patients wait for treatment. Our latest survey found that in 2016, overall, patients were waiting 20 weeks between referral to treatment - the longest wait in our survey's history and 115 per cent longer than in 1993.

It takes longer for Canadians to get health care, but is it worth the wait? | CBC NewsAn international survey suggests Canadians wait longer to see a doctor than their counterparts in other countries, but their happiness quotient with their regular care provider is higher.

Albertans waited 6.5 months for medically necessary treatment in 2018: reportThe report looked at wait times for 12 different medical specialties, including orthopaedic surgery, diagnostic tests and medical oncology.

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