Northwest Territories territorial health care plan

Ambulance services in the Northwest Territories are not covered under the territorial health care plan. Residents are generally responsible for the full cost of ambulance services, though some exceptions may apply based on individual circumstances or supplementary insurance.

Dental services in the Northwest Territories are not typically covered under the territorial health care plan. Residents are responsible for their dental care costs, though certain government or employer-sponsored programs may offer coverage in specific cases.

Routine eye exams and vision care are not typically covered under the Northwest Territories Health Care Plan. Residents may need to rely on private insurance or special government programs for assistance with eye care.

The Northwest Territories Health Care Plan covers standard hospital services, including accommodations in ward rooms and necessary medical treatments. Private or semi-private rooms may be available at an additional cost.

The Northwest Territories Health Care Plan does not cover paramedical services such as chiropractic care, acupuncture, massage therapy, or naturopathy. Residents must explore private insurance options or pay for these services themselves.

The Northwest Territories Health Care Plan does not typically cover hearing aids. Residents may need to explore private insurance or specific government-funded programs to assist with the cost of hearing devices.

The Northwest Territories Health Care Plan provides coverage for certain medical supplies based on assessed need. Eligible residents may receive assistance with the cost of devices and supplies that support daily functionality and health management.

The Northwest Territories Health Care Plan does not cover paramedical services such as chiropractic care, acupuncture, massage therapy, or naturopathy. Residents must explore private insurance options or pay for these services themselves.

The Northwest Territories Health Care Plan provides home care services based on individual needs, offering support for nursing, personal care, and rehabilitation. Coverage is dependent on a needs assessment, ensuring that care can be delivered in a home environment when possible.

The Northwest Territories Health Care Plan does not provide coverage for accidental death and dismemberment. Residents will need to explore private insurance options to cover these events.

The Northwest Territories Health Care Plan provides limited coverage for emergency medical services outside of Canada. Hospital care and physician services are reimbursed based on territorial rates, and residents are responsible for any costs above these amounts.