Travel Emergency Assistance Program Sample Clauses

Travel Emergency Assistance Program. Your extended health benefits package already covers your for extensive and comprehensive benefits while you are travelling outside of your province of residence. The Travel Emergency Assistance Program provides you and your dependants (if applicable) with fast and easy accessibility to your health care benefits plus plenty of “extras”. EMPIRE LIFE and Allianz Global Assistance (formerly known as Mondial Assistance) have made an agreement to provide assist services and claim payment services for travel emergencies. If you have an emergency while travelling, you can let us worry about paying the bills and arranging appropriate transportation home. If you or one of your dependants (if applicable) suffer a travel emergency, we offer 24 hour access to Allianz Global Assistance. Just call one of the numbers that appear on your wallet Card and identify yourself by the information on the front of your card. A multilingual coordinator will assist in providing the following benefits.
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Travel Emergency Assistance Program. Your extended health benefits package already covers you for extensive and comprehensive benefits while you are travelling outside of your province of residence. provides you and your dependants with fast and easy accessibility to your health care benefits plus plenty of "extras". EMPIRE and World Access Canada Inc. have made an agreement to provide assist services and claim payment services for travel emergencies. If you have an emergency while travelling, you can let us worry about paying the bills and arranging appropriate transportation home. If you or one of your dependants have suffered a travel emergency, we offer hour access to the World Access Operation Centre. Just call one of the numbers that appear on the back of the card, and identify yourself by the information on the front of your card. A multilingual coordinator will assist in providing the following benefits: Hour Access Multilingual assistance by telephone, telex and facsimile services is available hours a day, days a year. This includes interpretation services in most major languages. Medical Referral Referral to a Physician, Dentist or appropriate medical facility will be provided for medical emergencies. C MAJOR MEDICAL COMPONENT Out of Province of Residence Coverage Travel Emergency Assistance Program Medical Transportation Transportation to the nearest appropriate medical facility or to Canada will be provided if Medically Necessary to a maximum of per emergency. Hospital Payment A verification of insurance coverage and arrangement for payments will be provided. Services that require the payment of or less are to be paid by the Person Insured and receipts kept for reimbursement. Return of Deceased In the event of the death of a Person Insured, authorized arrangements for the preparation and transportation of the body back to the Person Insured's province of residence will be made to a maximum of Return of Dependent Children The return of unattended dependants under the age of will be provided if a Person Insured is hospitalized. Payment arrangements for economy class transportation of these Dependants to their place of residence in Canada will be made if the original ticket is void. A qualified escort will be provided if necessary. Trip Delay If a Person Insured's scheduled return trip has been missed due to the hospitalization of that Person Insured, economy class transportation will be provided to the place of departure if the original ticket is void. Visit of a Family Member If a ...
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Travel Emergency Assistance Program. Limitations The services will apply to a Person Insured, who is travelling on business or vacation outside of his province of residence, for continuous days from the date of departure. The services will apply only to designated countries which may change from time to time. It is the responsibility of the Person Insured to inquire prior to his departure whether services are provided in a specific country. EMPIRE LIFE assumes no responsibility for any medical advice or legal counsel given by any Physician or other health care professional and/or attorney. EMPIRE LIFE will not be liable for the negligence or wrongful acts or omissions of any Physician or other health care professional attorney providing direct service in accordance with the above services. C
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