Typically these fees are not covered through funding. It is very important for you to pay for these fees yourself or to opt-out of these charges before your deadline.

The SANQC Health & Dental plan is a great addition to the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP). It doesn’t replace it, but it adds on valuable coverage to make sure that all aspects of your health are taken care of.

The SANQC Health & Dental plan adds on coverage to what is already provided by AHCIP to support your everyday health care needs! With AHCIP, you are able to see a doctor, psychiatrist, undergo diagnostic services, and have serious operations. The SANQC Health & Dental plan provides additional coverage to you for extended needs such as vision care, dental care, prescription medication coverage, ambulance coverage, and paramedical services such as massage, physiotherapy, acupuncture, chiro and more!

Overall, the SANQC health and dental plan works with the AHCIP to make sure that you are in the best health possible.

If you would like to see more info on the AHCIP, you can find that here: https://www.alberta.ca/ahcip-what-is-covered.aspx.

Eligible students are automatically enrolled in the SANQC Health & Dental plan. This plan includes coverage for a wide range of medical care, including 100% coverage for prescription medication, coverage for massage therapy, physiotherapy, chiropractor and other paramedical service benefits, and ambulance coverage. You also get vision and dental care, which are essential to your everyday wellbeing!

If you have been assessed as eligible for the health and dental fees, your coverage will start on the first day of the month in which your opt-out deadline is. This opt-out deadline is based on the first day of your classes; you have 14 days from your first day of classes to opt-out of the health and dental plan. Students will have 12 months of coverage from when it begins. So, for example, if your opt-out deadline is in September, your health and dental coverage would begin on September 1st and continue to August 31st of the following year. If your opt-out deadline is in October, your coverage would begin on October 1st and end on September 30th of the following year.

It’s important to note that your opt-out deadline might be in a different month than your first day of classes.

Students will experience an activation period during their first month of coverage, this does not mean you do not have insurance. During this time, students will be unable to direct bill, submit claims, or be found in the Canada Life database. If you are to receive a service during this time, you will need to pay the bill, keep the receipt and submit a claim for reimbursement after the activation period.

Students can view their benefits, generate their insurance card, learn about select savings, and submit claims on the mystudentplan website.

Eligible students are automatically enrolled in the SANQC Health & Dental plan. This plan includes coverage for a wide range of medical care, including 100% coverage for prescription medication, coverage for massage therapy, physiotherapy, chiropractor and other paramedical service benefits, and ambulance coverage. You also get vision and dental care, which are essential to your everyday wellbeing!

Your coverage will start on the first day of the month in which your opt-out deadline is. This opt-out deadline is based on the start date of your classes; you have 14 days from the start date of your classes to opt-out of the health and dental plan. Students will have 12 months of coverage from when it begins.

So, for example, if your opt-out deadline is in September, your health and dental coverage would begin on September 1st and continue to August 31st of the following year. If your opt-out deadline is in October, your coverage would begin on October 1st and end on September 30th of the following year.

It’s important to note that your opt-out deadline might be in a different month than your first day of classes.

Click HERE and follow the instructions to create an account.

You can also learn how to submit your claims here.

No, it will not. However you will need to duplicate your name when registering on the Canada Life website and when creating your benefits card.

Data from NorQuest

• First Name: Gurpreet Singh
• Last Name: LNU

Data sent to Canada Life

• First Name: Gurpreet Singh
• Last Name: Gurpreet Singh

Data sent to Canada Life should look the same even if your Data from NorQuest is FNU instead of LNU.

The SANQC Health & Dental plan does not cover non-credit students.

However, students that are not eligible for the SANQC Health & Dental plan can connect with a Canada Life advisor for personal plan options HERE.

Please select “Not Eligible” then click “Let’s get started!” to make an appointment.