Does BC health card cover dental?
How does UBC health insurance work?
If you are a UBC student registered in classes, you are automatically enrolled in the AMS/GSS Health and Dental Plan. At the start of the academic year, you are accessed the AMS/GSS Health and Dental fee automatically.
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What is covered by UBC dental plan?
Your UBC Dental Plan covers a wide range of dental services, from regular check-ups to major procedures such as root canals and crowns. These procedures may be provided by a licensed dentist, denturist, dental hygienist or anaesthetist.
Do you need a predetermination for dental insurance?
If you obtain dental services without a predetermination, you are responsible for what the plan does not cover.
How much is the lifetime maximum for orthodontics?
You will be reimbursed for 65% of the costs to treat misaligned or crooked teeth. The lifetime maximum is $3,000 per person. This includes diagnostic services and appliances such as braces. You need to obtain predetermination from Sun Life for all orthodontic work.
Do international students need health insurance?
All international students are required to have basic and extended health insurance for the duration of their studies at UBC, as health care in Canada can cost thousands of dollars per day if you do not have valid health insurance.
What is iMed insurance?
iMED is temporary private health insurance to cover you while you are waiting to be eligible for the British Columbia Medical Services Plan (MSP), as MSP has a three-month waiting period. The provider is David Cummings Insurance Services (DCIS) in Vancouver.
What is BC MSP?
The British Columbia (BC) Medical Services Plan (MSP) is the BC-government run public health insurance plan. BC MSP covers doctor visits, hospital visits, and medically required services. See the list of medical services that MSP covers. You are required to enroll in MSP if you will be in BC for more than 6 months.
What is extended health insurance?
Extended health insurance covers fees and services which are not covered by basic health insurance, such as BC MSP. Once you have MSP, you might need to register for the BC Fair PharmaCare Plan to enhance coverage for prescriptions.
Is AMS enrolled in GSS?
All AMS and GSS members are automatically enrolled, including full-time and part-time students, international students, and those auditing a course . Certain exceptions exist so make sure you check your Student Services Centre (SSC) account to ensure you’ve been charged for the fees and will be enrolled.
Meet Your Vancouver Dentists
Welcome to Campus Dentists & Chiropractic, your Vancouver dental office. Meet our experienced team, learn where to find us, and discover how we can make your smile brighter.
How Campus Dentists Can Help You
Our experienced team provides general dentistry in UBC as well as cosmetic dentistry and much more. Since our clinic has an experienced team and the latest high-tech equipment, we’re proud to offer a full slate of services in house. That means we can be your one-stop shop for all your oral care needs.
How We Make Billing Easy
At Campus Dentists, we’re committed to making the billing process as painless as possible for our patients. Our clinic is part of the UBC student dental network, so we can bill directly to the UBC insurance network. Have another type of insurance? We can also bill directly to all applicable insurance networks, helping you save time and hassle.
Where to Find Campus Dentists
The Campus Dentists clinic is easy to find. We’re located on the south side of the UBC campus in Wesbrook Village. Our clinic is right across from the Wesbrook Community Centre and seconds from Save-On-Foods and Shoppers Drug Mart. We’re also a short drive from campus highlights like Thunderbird Stadium and the UBC Botanical Garden.
How to submit a claim to Sun Life?
To submit a claim online: Log into mysunlife.ca or Sun Life mobile app using your Access ID and password. If you don’t have an Access ID, contact Sun Life at 1-800-361-6212 to sign up. Select “my claims”. Select Prescribed Drug/Vision Care/Paramedical e-claim, Dental e-claim or Health Spending Account e-claim.
Do you have to submit a paper claim for an HSA?
You must submit a paper claim if you are making a claim for a dependent who is not covered under the Extended Health/Dental benefit, but who meets the Income Tax Act definition of an eligible dependent for the HSA.
What age can you be dependent on a spouse?
Eligible dependent (s) include your: spouse or partner, dependent children (age 18 or younger, or age 19 to 24 if in full-time attendance at a school or university), and. disabled children of any age who are financially dependent on you.
How long can you carry forward an HSA?
The HSA is a non-taxable benefit and it must be used within a certain time frame. You can carry forward unused portions of the credit for one year, but if you do not use the carried-forward amount by the end of the second year, you will lose the carried-forward amount.
Does insurance cover oral surgery?
The short answer to this question is that yes, medical insurance will cover some types of oral surgeries, but not all of them. In most cases, the two plans will overlap one another, picking up various aspects of the line-item expenses and expecting the other policy to pay for the ones that are not covered.
Does insurance cover wisdom teeth?
Depending on your situation, medical insurance may only cover your oral surgery if it’s deemed “medically necessary.”. That is, you need it for the overall health and wellness of your body for everyday functioning. For instance, a complicated wisdom tooth surgery may require more than standard dental procedures to complete. ...
Does dental insurance cover dental implants?
The short answer to this question is that yes, medical insurance will cover some types of oral surgeries, but not all of them.
Does dental insurance pay for anesthesia?
If you’re undergoing anesthesia or sedation for an oral surgery, you can usually expect either your medical or dental insurance to pay for it. General anesthesia, administered by a licensed anesthesiologist, may fall under the medical insurance category. Oral sedation or nitrous oxide (laughing gas) would typically be billed to your dental ...
Is oral sedation covered by dental insurance?
General anesthesia, administered by a licensed anesthesiologist, may fall under the medical insurance category. Oral sedation or nitrous oxide (laughing gas) would typically be billed to your dental insurance. Some types of oral surgery are performed in a hospital setting, because of the complexity of the treatment or type of anesthesia being used ...
Do you need X-rays for dental insurance?
X-rays or even intraoral photographs may be necessary. Again, the person filing the medical claims needs to have a good understanding of medical coverage, as it is very different from using traditional dental insurance.
What is dental code?
Codes outline the type of oral surgery, how complicated it is, which tooth is involved, anesthesia/sedation, etc. The insurance policy will then dictate which codes are or are not covered. The best way to find out if a specific procedure is covered by one of your plans is to work with a dentist or specialist (such as an oral surgeon) ...