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What is the Kiddy Plan?
There’s nothing more precious to us than the health of our children. And as you know, no one is guaranteed to be safe from a serious illness. That’s why we designed the Kiddy Plan, insurance that provides free coverage for your children. A quick and easy way to make sure you’re protected if the worst should happen.
*Please note that this plan is only available to residents of Quebec.
Why not get it? It’s free!
Insurance that guarantees a substantial benefit in case of critical illness such as*:
- Cancer
- Loss of hearing or sight
- Paralysis or cerebral palsy
- Cystic Fibrosis, etc.
*Certain conditions and limitations apply. See the insurance policy for all the details.
Why enrol in the Kiddy Plan?
Free $2,000 coverage for 12 months
Receive a free mini first aid kit
Free support from a professional
- Designed to help you financially so you can take care of your child after a critical illness diagnosis
- Quick and easy enrolment
- No automatic renewal and no obligation to purchase
- Free support from a financial security advisor who can answer all your questions about insurance and savings
Coverage
Any child from the same family aged between 2 and 5 years inclusively who has not received a critical illness diagnosis as of the date of enrolment in the Kiddy Plan. To be eligible, the child whose name appears on the enrolment form must permanently reside in Quebec during the coverage period. A single critical illness insurance policy is issued for all eligible children of the same family, who are insured under a single contract. Lifetime limit of a single free critical illness insurance coverage per child.
The insurance takes effect on the date the enrolment form is received by the iA Financial Group head office. The coverage period is for 12 months.
Termination of coverage
The coverage for all children insured under this policy terminates when the first of the following events occurs: on the date the critical illness benefit is paid to the policyholder after one of the insured children is diagnosed with a critical illness; or twelve months after the date this policy takes effect.
Diagnosis outside of Canada
If a critical illness is diagnosed outside of Canada by a medical specialist in a jurisdiction deemed acceptable by iA Financial Group, the benefit will be payable only if all of the following conditions are satisfied:
The complete medical records are made available to the Company.
Based on these medical records, the Company is satisfied that:
- The same diagnosis would have been prescribed if the illness had been diagnosed by a medical doctor practising in Canada.
- The same treatment, including the particular surgical procedure, if any, would have been recommended if treatment had been administered in Canada.
- The same treatment would have been prescribed under Canadian standards.
The Company may require that the insured undergo an independent medical examination by a physician appointed by the Company. In the case of elective surgery, such examination must be completed before surgery is performed.
The benefit paid on diagnosis of a critical illness is $2,000. When more than one child is insured under this policy, the benefit is payable once, in a single payment to the policyholder, on the first diagnosis of a critical illness.
The benefit is only payable if it is the first occurrence of a critical illness. The diagnosis of a critical illness must be made by a medical specialist authorized to practise in Canada in accordance with the definitions of covered illnesses or conditions (“medical conditions”) for this policy.
If the diagnostic techniques for a critical illness are not indicated in the description of the said critical illness in the “Medical conditions covered by the insurance policy,” the diagnosis must be made by a medical specialist, authorized to practise in Canada and confirmed by modern and usually used investigative techniques relating to this illness at the time settlement is requested.
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