A Option to Provincial Medicare:
Canadians Can Now Purchase an
affordable Health Care Plan providing for treatment from the best doctors in the best facilities available in the world,
with a response usually within 7 to
10 days.
There are currently 900,000 Canadian waiting for some
kind of medical test. The average
wait time to see a specialist is 7.2 weeks. What happens when you wait to see that specialist and find out he/she
is the wrong one? It takes 5
weeks or longer to get a CAT scan, and 12 weeks for an MRI. Canadians can now purchase a new Extended Health Care policy for
treatment in the United States (or any other better facility worldwide) with
an average response time of 7 to 10 days.
Canadians no longer have to wait. Now we have another
option. No more difficulty
navigating the system. Once
they are medically approved (pre-existing conditions will obviously be
excluded), they can purchase a new Extended Health Care policy that will
provide them with immediate access to information, consultations with the best
physicians in the world, and fund the cost of any treatment needed. For example, if the insured suffered a heart attack at age 60
and required immediate life-saving by-pass surgery, this could be
performed in the United States within a few days.
Canadians often have many questions with respect to access to medical information such as:
- Who do I turn to get a second opinion?
- Where do I go?
- How do I know for sure what my true illness is?
- How can I get fast access to information and treatment internationally?
- Who is the best physician for the job?
Ownership of this coverage will empower participants to
make informed decisions concerning the diagnosis and recommended treatment
plans for their medical conditions. It
will facilitate access to care by the top specialists and facilities in the
United States and around the world.
This new plan combines the preeminent services of the BestDoctors® and InterConsultationTM Together they provide a top quality major medical insurance program available in Canada through Hatton Financial Inc.
The following
are some examples of the cost of procedures that could be covered:
- Cardiac valve replacement currently averages $117,000 U.S.
- An Angiogram costs $17,000 to $48,000 U.S. depending on the State.
- Liver transplant costs $300,000 U.S.
- To excise a tumor from the pituitary gland costs $45,000 U.S.
- Bone marrow transplant $217,000 US
- Kidney transplant $116,000 US
- Acute
leukemia age 0 - 14 $35,359 US
A single example of the enhancements available to
Canadians through this plan would be for the treatment of inoperable
tumors. An instrument known as a Gamma Knife has been successfully used in the
United States for over 10 years. It
provides a very focused beam to remove tumors from such sensitive areas as the
human brain. In fact, the entire operating room may be an MRI itself
providing the physician with a three dimensional image of the tumor. However, current legal, social and political pressures make it almost
impossible to for Gamma Knife technology to exist in Canada.
What does it Cost?
A male aged 44 can purchase this coverage for $1,400 a year U.S. (with a $2,500 deductible). That's not much more than the *$880/year we pay now for Medicare and taxes. (*A.H.I.C. rates for 2001. Reported 50% increase for 2002)
More about this plan:
- An
Option to Provincial Medicare:
Canadians Can Now Purchase an Affordable Heath Care Plan - An Overview of the new Services and summary of Insurance Coverage Access to : Information, Care, and Funding
- To view a slide show about this plan: click here
- Current Rates, Contract Detail and to download and application
- 50% Jump in Health Premiums (Article from: Edmonton JournalFeb 09, 2002)
- A True life Story by Keith Hatton
- To View a Web Site Dedicated to this program :click here
Articles:
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