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Individual Insurance

Personal Health & Dental

Everyday health and dental coverage for you and your family.

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Personal Health & Dental insurance
What it is

Personal health and dental insurance covers the everyday medical and dental costs that provincial health plans do not — prescription drugs, dental cleanings and procedures, vision care, massage therapy, and more.

Whether you are self-employed, retiring, or not covered through an employer, an individual plan gives you and your family predictable coverage and protection from unexpected health expenses.

Plans come in tiers from basic to comprehensive, so you can match coverage to your household's typical spending on drugs, dental, and paramedical services.

Key features

What's included

Prescription drugs

Pay less out of pocket for covered medications.

Dental care

Coverage for cleanings, fillings, and major procedures.

Vision care

Eye exams, glasses, and contact lenses.

Paramedical services

Massage, physiotherapy, chiropractic, and more.

Hospital cash

Daily payments if you are hospitalized.

Good to know

Things to consider

  • Some services have waiting periods before coverage begins — check the effective dates.
  • Dental coverage often combines a percentage covered with an annual maximum.
  • Pre-existing conditions may have limited coverage during the first policy year.

Who it's for

Self-employed individuals, retirees, freelancers, and families without employer-sponsored health benefits.

How we help

We compare plan levels and add-ons across insurers, explain the difference between basic and comprehensive tiers, and find coverage that fits your household's typical health spending.

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Book a no-obligation consultation and we'll help you find the right coverage.

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Please note: Coverage is not guaranteed. Approval depends on your individual application, your personal circumstances, and the insurance company's review and underwriting decision. Final eligibility, terms, and premiums are determined by the insurer.

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