Choosing coverage
Your health coverage means more to you than the monthly premium you pay. There are many differences among plans, but choosing health coverage is not as difficult as you might think. You want a plan that provides the coverage that you're looking for — at a reasonable cost. Here are some key things to consider no matter what kind of coverage you're looking for. The important thing is that you consider all of your options and make an informed decision about your coverage.
Understand the limits of your coverage when you’re out of province, so you can explore Canada’s beauty worry-free.
From trip length to coverage limits, understand how employer group and individual travel insurance differ to protect your next journey.
Prevent up to $7,660 in avoidable travel expenses with our ten pre-departure musts every traveller should know.
Learn how Pacific Blue Cross travel insurance has your family’s best interest in mind when travelling outside of British Columbia or Canada.
Take a once in a lifetime trip to celebrate Pride in a new culture, while ensuring your safety.
Receive coverage for your pre-existing health conditions with our Optional Pre-Existing Condition Benefit.
Travelling to the U.S. or other international destinations over the holidays? Here are some important—and practical—things to know when preparing for your trip.
You should be aware that your provincial coverage may not pay for all health care costs you may incur while outside of the province, and the difference can be substantial.
Get coverage for when things don’t go according to plan. Trip Protection Insurance provides coverage for cancellations, interruptions, delays and even lost or stolen baggage.
Whichever insurance company provides your coverage, you need to know WHAT IS COVERED, AND HAVE CONFIDENCE that your coverage will be there for you when you need it most.
Why do you need extra travel insurance when travelling within Canada?
Plan for a secure retirement with Pacific Blue Cross. Access resources and tips to help you navigate your health coverage and financial planning as you approach retirement.