Newfoundland & Labrador provincial health care plan (MCP)

A significant portion of air and ground ambulance services in Newfoundland and Labrador is covered by the provincial government, but residents may still be required to pay fees. Coverage varies based on the location and the type of ambulance service needed. For more details, residents are encouraged to review the specific billing information for ambulance services in the province.

Residents may be eligible for coverage through one of the provincial Dental Health Plans, depending on their circumstances. Specific programs provide coverage for different groups, such as children, seniors, or low-income families.

There is no coverage available for routine eye exams, prescription glasses, or contact lenses under Newfoundland and Labrador’s provincial health plan.

The Newfoundland Hospital Insurance Plan covers standard hospital accommodations and medically necessary services when recommended by a medical practitioner. Additional fees apply for private or semi-private rooms unless no standard rooms are available.

No coverage is available for paramedical services under the Newfoundland and Labrador health plan. Residents must seek private insurance or other supplementary options for these services.

There is no provincial coverage available for hearing aids under the Newfoundland and Labrador health plan. Residents will need to seek private insurance or other programs for assistance with hearing devices.

The Special Assistance Program in Newfoundland and Labrador provides coverage for medical supplies and devices for residents who meet the program’s eligibility criteria. This may include necessary equipment to support daily living and health management for those with chronic or severe conditions.

No coverage is available for paramedical services under the Newfoundland and Labrador health plan. Residents must seek private insurance or other supplementary options for these services.

In Newfoundland and Labrador, home care services are provided based on your assessed needs. The provincial government covers a range of services, including home nursing, personal care, and therapeutic support, allowing residents to receive care in their homes or communities.

There is no coverage available under the Newfoundland and Labrador health plan for accidental death and dismemberment. Private insurance options should be considered for this type of coverage.

The Newfoundland Hospital Insurance Plan covers insured emergency hospital services received outside of the country, based on provincial rates. Residents must pay any costs that exceed these rates, and private healthcare services are not covered.