Yukon territorial health care plan

In Yukon, ambulance services may be partially covered depending on the medical necessity and the resident's eligibility for certain government programs. Ground and air ambulance services may involve fees, with coverage typically limited to inter-facility transfers. More information on ambulance service costs and coverage can be obtained from Yukon Health and Social Services.

The Yukon Health Care Insurance Plan does not provide routine dental coverage. Residents may need to seek private insurance or other government-funded programs to cover dental care, though specific in-hospital dental surgeries may be covered in certain cases.

Yukon residents do not typically receive coverage for routine eye exams, glasses, or contact lenses under the territorial health plan. Additional vision care may require private insurance or special assistance programs.

Yukon residents are covered for standard hospital accommodations, including ward rooms and medically necessary treatments. Private rooms may be available, but an additional fee will apply. Residents can inquire with Yukon Health and Social Services for more information.

Yukon Health Care Insurance Plan does not typically cover paramedical services like chiropractic care, acupuncture, or massage therapy. Residents may need to rely on private insurance or out-of-pocket payments for these services.

The Yukon Health Care Insurance Plan does not typically cover hearing aids. Residents must explore private insurance options or other assistance programs to help cover the cost of hearing devices.

The Yukon Health Care Insurance Plan provides coverage for essential medical supplies for residents based on assessed medical need. Eligible residents may receive assistance with the cost of devices and supplies that support their health and daily living. The types of supplies covered may vary based on the individual’s medical condition and requirements.

Yukon Health Care Insurance Plan does not typically cover paramedical services like chiropractic care, acupuncture, or massage therapy. Residents may need to rely on private insurance or out-of-pocket payments for these services.

The Yukon Health Care Insurance Plan offers home care services to eligible residents based on assessed needs. Services include nursing, personal care, and rehabilitation support, allowing individuals to receive care in their homes or community environments when necessary.

The Yukon Health Care Insurance Plan does not cover accidental death and dismemberment. Residents are encouraged to obtain private insurance if they require this type of coverage.

The Yukon Health Care Insurance Plan provides limited coverage for emergency medical services received outside of Canada. Coverage is based on territorial rates for hospital and physician services, with residents responsible for any costs beyond these amounts. Private health facility services and non-emergency care are not covered.