How to go about securing the best policy for your insurance in Canada.
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Graduating Students and Guaranteed Health Insurance
– life-insurance-quotes.ca
Oftentimes graduating students have pre-existing medical conditions that will no longer be covered by their student health insurance.If a graduate is able to get employment and if their employer offers employee benefits then their medical conditions will be covered by these group benefits. However, this means there is a window while unemployed when the graduate has no health benefits. In addition, not all employers offer group benefits.
Guaranteed issue health plans have no medical questions and automatically cover pre-existing health conditions!
If you answer “yes” to any of these questions then guaranteed health insurance may be for you:
Are you a student who currently has medical coverage for your pre-existing condition but are “ageing out” of your parent’s health benefits? (In otherwords, you no longer qualify as a dependent on your parent’s plan due to you age).
Are you are graduating from a post secondary school and losing your student health plan?
Have you graduated and not yet employed with a company that provides benefits?
If you are currently still covered by a student health plan and one of these events is looming don’t worry, we can help!
Several top Canadian insurers offer coverage that includes pre-existing conditions if you apply in time…
