Nightmare….
by StalensWay on Sep 21, 2023
1 out of 5 stars
I know we should be thankful because we get reimbursed for the expenses, but it is also frustrating how Canada Life processes the claims. When a doctor prescribes you something, it means you need it asap so you purchase it asap too. You have to be at your best so you function at your best at work. But most of the prescriptions you have to pay upfront and even visits to practitioners you have to pay upfront as well. I have made multiple claims and 2 months have passed Canada Life has not reimbursed yet. If they need additional information (aside from the documents already submitted) they could call the service provider or the prescribing doctor themselves to obtain that additional information. Probably the reason they tell you they need more info so they can delay the processing of your claim. 2-14 business days is not true. Just dont provide false information to people. You can put "2-14 business days or indefinite". Always remember that we are patients. We are already in need of medical attention/procedure/equipment so please spare us the frustration.
Don't even try to call there, no one will answer! Ever!
We were supposed to be inssured since Jully 1st, with the military. We are in September 17, and yet, I can't submit my claims. So I have a ton of claims pending...
Very disappointed with this insurance for major dental claims you have to wait weeks to be processed
The worst among all the group Insurance our company ever had! Waiting time is crazy. The claim is under review for months!
Canada Life's processing time has gone down the drain. It used to be very good but now it has deteriorated so much that it has become unacceptable by todays and industry standards. I've been waiting for a pathetic RMT reimbursement for 6 weeks, I made multiple calls, followed up with customer service many times and overall spent so much time on this, it is totally ridiculous. Nobody holds them accountable and they clearly do not have any operating standards they adhere to. Employers who use them for group benefits need to stay away from them. There are better companies out there who don't take 6+ weeks to process a simple, basic claim. And yes, I am still waiting as I am writing this review. Who knows how much longer this will take? You've been warned.
Waiting 2 weeks to get a claim from the ortho processed.
Compliance is a mess.
They take forever to process a claim, I have to call them every time to find out the reason of the delay. Very poor customer service, when I call, they don't inform me why my claim is under review and why it is taking so long. One time I called 3 times with months in-between to find out that they mailed a letter to my employer looking for some information when everyone is working from home during the pandemic, why I was not told from the first call that they need information from my employer. Now I have a claim that has been sitting there for more than a week, only showing it is under review without giving any explanation. I will have to go through this again and call customer service and get no proper answer to my questions. I am not looking forward to having to call again, customer service does not contact me promptly to ask for any information they see missing or need clarification
Super slow. You might have to call customer service multiple times before your claim goes through. Small updates like a change of address and banking information take days to update. Inconsistency in the information that customer service reps are giving out.
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The PSHCP switch to Canada Life has been a nightmare. The customer service is lacking. I’ve wasted hours on hold being passed around and getting disconnected. The majority of the time you can’t even get through. They do not have an authorization form/process so that a spouse can ask questions or help manage the plan.
But for me the real problem is… that my 8 year old requires a lifesaving feeding tube and all feeding tubes and supplies that were previously covered under the plan are not an eligible expense now. They are playing with peoples lives.