• Hospital expenses, including 60 days for injury or illness and 30 days for psychiatric care
• Outpatient and emergency department services
• Physician services, along with up to 5 follow-up visits
• Diagnostic services
• Private duty nurse, with a maximum benefit of $10,000
• Ambulance transportation, with a maximum benefit of $5,000
• Prescription drugs, with coverage for up to 30 days’ supply
• Paramedical services, with coverage up to $70 per visit and a combined maximum of $700
• Emergency dental treatment, including up to $2,500 for accidental injury, up to $100 for relief of pain, and up to $250 per extracted wisdom tooth
• Psychiatric care, with a maximum benefit of $5,000
• Trauma counseling, with coverage up to 6 sessions
• Medical appliances
• Emergency evacuation home, with a maximum benefit of $100,000
• Family transportation to the bedside and subsistence allowance, with a maximum benefit of $4,500
• Preparation and return of mortal remains, with a maximum benefit of $10,000
• Tuition reimbursement, with a maximum benefit of $5,000
• Trip break, with coverage for up to 21 consecutive days without termination of coverage.

If a Canadian is traveling outside of Canada and they need to file an insurance claim due to an act of terrorism, the benefit they receive may be limited.