Drug Benefits Sample Clauses

Drug Benefits. 1.4.1 Retail: $250 brand name deductible, then $10/$30/$50 co-pay

Drug Benefits. The plan provides for reimbursement for up to one hundred per cent (100%) of the cost of all eligible drugs, serums, injectables, insulin and diabetic supplies purchased on the prescription of a medical doctor.

Drug Benefits. Charges for Benefits in a quantity sufficient for the period of travel. Payment of eligible drugs will be made when proof of purchase and payment is supplied in the form of an account from a Blue Cross Approved Provider located outside the Participant’s province of residence and showing the name of the preparation, date of purchase, quantity, strength and total cost. Charges for dental treatment to a maximum amount of Canadian when, as the result of accidental injury (direct accidental blow to the mouth), natural teeth have been damaged, or a fractured or dislocated jaw requires setting. Such dental treatment must be rendered or reported and approved for payment by Blue Cross within days of the accident and be supported by proper certification. When such dental treatment must be deferred because of the age of the patient, or other factors that are justified, in the opinion of Blue Cross, the claim may be approved for later payment. To meet our payment criteria, the Participant must have been covered by Blue Cross for Accidental Dental at the time the accident occurred, and must still be covered by Blue Cross at the time the services are rendered. The only exception to this criteria is when the Participant is uninsured for Dental benefits at the time the service is rendered, in which case the claim may be approved. The Subscriber must submit to Blue Cross within days of the accident complete details of the required services from the Dentist and reason for deferment. An allowance of up to Canadian for the cost of driving the patient’s vehicle, either private or rental, by commercial agency to the patient’s residence or nearest appropriate vehicle rental agency when the patient is unable to return it due to sickness or accident. Return of Deceased Up to Canadian towards the cost of preparation (including cremation) and homeward transportation of a deceased covered person (excluding the cost of a to the point of departure in Canada by the most direct route. Up to Canadian ($150 per day for eight days) per trip for extra costs of commercial accommodation and meals incurred by the Subscriber, or by a covered dependent a travelling companion when the trip is delayed due to illness or accident to a travelling companion or a covered person. This must be verified by the attending Physician and supported with receipts commercial organizations. One return economy fare by the most direct route for transportation costs (air, bus, train), when the covered person has been...