Manulife - FlexCare - ComboPlus Basic

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This is a Medically Underwritten plan from Manulife belonging to their Flexcare line of plans.

This type of plan is best for those with minimal health history.

Can apply at anytime.

Includes:

Accidental Death & Dismemberment (AD&D)
Ambulance Services
Dental Services
Hearing Aids
Nursing & Home Care
Medical Equipment & Supplies
Paramedical Services
Prescription Drugs
Travel (Out-of-Country)
Vision Care

What FlexCare - ComboPlus Basic costs in Alberta

Monthly premiums for a single adult from the current Alberta rate tables, before any optional add-ons.

Rates effective January 1, 2026. Your premium depends on your age, province and who is on the policy.
ProfileMonthly premium
30-year-old, single$116.20/month
45-year-old, single$141.40/month
62-year-old, single$158.30/month

Also sold in British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon, where premiums differ.

What FlexCare - ComboPlus Basic covers

Coverage maximums for this plan. Each benefit is reimbursed at its own percentage up to these limits.

BenefitMaximum
Basic & Preventive Dental$1,260
Paramedical Practitioners$500
Prescription Drugs$5,722
Travel Coverage$5 million
Vision Care$250
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More information

Accidental Death & Dismemberment (AD&D)▼

Payments for accidental death or dismemberment directly resulting from an accident, occurring within one year of the date of the accident. Additional coverage can be purchased as an Add-On.

  • Up to $25,000 for adults
  • Up to $10,000 for children and persons aged 65 years or over
Ambulance Services▼

Covers trips to hospital in a licensed ambulance in yourhome province/territory of residence. Covers charges up to the amount betweenwhat your government health insurance plan covers and what is reasonable andcustomary.

Unlimited ground and air transport

Dental Services▼

Reimbursement (for ongoing maintenance services: fillings,cleanings, scalings, examinations, polishings, and select extractions) per year

  • 80% of first $400, 50% of next $860

Anniversary year maximum for basic dental services

  • $750

Recall visits

  • 9 months

Oral surgery, periodontics, endodontics (root canal)

  • Not covered

Major restorative (orthodontics, crowns, bridges, dentures)– benefits commence in year 2

  • Not covered

Coverages are designed to coincide with the current provincial Dental Association Fee Guide for General Practitioners.

Hearing Aids▼

Covers the costs to purchase and/or repair up to the allowed maximum.

  • $400 per 4 benefit years
  • Seniors’ Adjustments 65+: $500 maximum per person, per 4 consecutive benefit years
Nursing & Home Care▼

Covers services of:

  • Registered Nurse (R.N.)
  • Registered Practical Nurse (R.P.N.)
  • Licensed Practical Nurse (L.P.N.)
  • Personal Support Worker
  • Occupational Therapist

Must be medically necessary and provided in the insured’s primary residence.

Prior Authorization required before services begin.

$4,000 per person, per anniversary year

Seniors’ Adjustments 65+: $4,500 per person, per anniversary year

Medical Equipment & Supplies▼

Includes:

  • Medically necessary equipment: purchase or rental of items such as hospital beds, wheelchairs, walkers, and other durable medical equipment.
  • Surgical bandages and dressings.
  • Prosthetic appliances: artificial limbs and eyes, external breast prosthesis following mastectomy, wigs for oncology-related diagnosis, splints, trusses, cervical collars, and braces (excluding dental braces).

Must be medically necessary and prescribed by a physician or nurse practitioner.

Prior Authorization is required for most items, especially those exceeding $300 or listed in the policy.

Payment is coordinated with government programs (e.g., Assistive Devices Program).

  • $4,000 maximum per person, per anniversary year
  • Seniors’ Adjustments 65+: 4,500 maximum per person, per anniversary year
Paramedical Services▼

Registered Specialists and Therapists (Paramedical Services): Chiropractor ($35 chiropractic x-rays per year), Chiropodist, Osteopath, Naturopath, Podiatrist,

Registered Massage Therapist, Acupuncturist, Dietitian (per person per anniversary year)

  • Dollar maximum $25/visit, maximum visits 20/specialist

Registered Psychologist/Psychotherapist/Clinical Counsellor(per person per anniversary year)

  • Maximum visits 15, First visit $80, Subsequent visits $65

Registered Speech Pathologist/Therapist (per person per anniversary year)

  • Maximum visits 10, First visit $65, Subsequent visits $45
  • Seniors’ Adjustments 65+: Maximum Visits 15Registered Physiotherapist (per person per anniversary year)
  • $250 maximum
Prescription Drugs▼

Generic drugs vs. brand-name drugs

  • Generic

Shared Dispensing Fee (subject to applicable co-payment)

  • $6.50 maximum

Exclusions – Smoking cessation drugs, over-the-counter drugs, fertility drugs, birth control drugs, erectile dysfunction drugs and drugs not requiring a prescription

  • All

Reimbursement of eligible prescription costs per year

  • 70% of first $750
  • **Seniors’ Adjustments 65+:**100% of first $750, 90% of next $4,722

Anniversary year maximums per person

  • $5,000
  • Seniors’ Adjustments 65+: $5,000
Travel (Out-of-Country)▼

$5,000,000 emergency health coverage per person for tripslasting a maximum of 9 days. (A $100 deductible applies per claim.)

  • Included

Additional coverage for either 8 or 21 days can be purchased as an Add-On.

Vision Care▼
  • 100% reimbursement to a maximum of $250 every 2 years for lenses and frames, contacts or laser eye surgery
  • $70 per 2 benefit years for Optometrist visits

This benefit does not include industrial safety glasses.

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