Worst decision I ever made
by ks on Mar 20, 2024
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      A few months back, I enrolled in extended health insurance provided by Blue Cross through my employer. While having this coverage for medical expenses not covered by my provincial health card (OHIP) brings relief, dealing with Blue Cross can be quite intricate.
For instance, one of the medications I require isn't automatically covered by Blue Cross. To seek coverage, I had to provide a form to my doctor for completion and fax it to Blue Cross for approval, with the possibility of receiving compensation. It's been two months since my doctor's office sent the form (and I paid a $50 fee for it), yet there's been no response whatsoever. It's frustrating to speculate whether their silence is due to a reluctance to pay.
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Totally the worst heath insurance provider. I've been paying for 18 years and have never had a claim for physio or medication covered and now they won't cover my dental,
in my time as a member if I had saved the premiums i could have a complete new set of implant teeth and a holiday in Mexico and still had change. I feel I've been conned by this company.