Emergency medical expenses
Hospitalization, physician, tests and ambulance for emergencies occurring outside your province or abroad.

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Benefits and limits vary by insurer and by the plan chosen.
Hospitalization, physician, tests and ambulance for emergencies occurring outside your province or abroad.
Reimbursement of non-refundable prepaid expenses if you have to cancel or interrupt your trip for a covered reason.
Coverage in case of loss, theft or damage to your baggage during the trip.
Coverage options for sports and outdoor activities, depending on the plan chosen.
Whichever insurer underwrites the policy, it is administered by our financial security advisors registered with the AMF.
Changes, extensions, renewals and claims all go through our advisors, not through an overseas call centre.
We compare this plan against the ones our other insurers offer and tell you which fits your situation.
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Through Protecto, access the Blue Cross à la carte travel insurance plan. Our financial security advisors tailor coverage to your specific needs.
The Blue Cross à la carte plan lets you customize your coverage:
This plan is designed for Canadian travellers who want to customize their coverage, for example, those who already have medical insurance but want to add cancellation or baggage protection.
Buy this plan directly through Protecto, advised by our financial security advisors. See our travel insurance plans →
Medical emergencies, hospitalization and medications for a temporary stay in Canada.
Medical expenses, cancellation and baggage for trips outside your province.
Three protections in one contract, with no options to assemble.
Reimbursement of non-refundable prepaid expenses if you have to cancel.
Extended stays, with options for stable pre-existing conditions.
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