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Here’s how Critical Illness Insurance works
Among the most common critical insurance claims –89% are for cancer, heart attack and stroke.
For financial protection against these common illnesses, choose our most affordable coverage.
It will provide a lump-sum benefit if you are diagnosed with any of the following critical illnesses or conditions and satisfy the survival period, as defined in the policy:
Cover yourself from the risk of Heart Attack, Stroke, Cancer + 23 Other Critical Conditions
Aortic Surgery
Aplastic Anemia
Blindness
Coma
Deafness
Heart Attack
Kidney Failure
Loss of Limbs
Loss of Speech
Paralysis
Severe Burn
Stroke
Bacterial Meningitis
Benign Brain Tumor
Blindness
Coronary Angioplasty
Bypass Surgery
Alzheimer’s Disease
Early Breast Cancer
Early Prostate Cancer
Early Skin Cancer
Early-Stage Blood Cancer
Intestinal Cancer
Early Thyroid Cancer
Heart Valve Replacement
Loss of Independence
Major Organ Failure
Major Organ Transplant
Motor Neuron Disease
Multiple Sclerosis
HIV Infection
Parkinson’s Disease

How does critical illness insurance work?
Critical illness insurance pays claimants a lump-sum benefit to be used in any way you see fit when you are diagnosed with a covered critical illness and satisfy the survival period – as defined in the policy.
What’s more? Our critical illness insurance provides a range of additional benefits and assistance services to help you and your family find the best medical care, meet every day needs and cope with the stresses of a critical illness.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does critical illness insurance work?
In addition, our critical illness insurance provides a range of additional benefits and assistance services to help you and your family find the best medical care, meet every day needs and cope with the stresses of a critical illness.
Who can apply for critical illness coverage?
You are eligible to apply if you:
- Are age 18-60 (for the Critical Illness Recovery Plan) or age 18-50 (for the Critical Illness Insurance Plan)
- Are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident/landed immigrant who has been in Canada for more than 12 months, and
- Have not been diagnosed with or treated for certain medical conditions
How long will I pay critical illness insurance premiums and can they increase?
