Affordable Health Insurance in Nunavut

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Nunavut

What the Nunavut Health Care Plan covers

Nunavut residents are covered by the Nunavut Health Care Plan for medically necessary physician and hospital care. It does not cover routine adult dental for most residents.

Why Nunavut differs from southern provinces

A large share of Nunavut residents are covered for dental through the federal Non-Insured Health Benefits program for First Nations and Inuit, with eligible Inuit accessing benefits using their Nunavut Health Care Card and no deductible or co-payment. That makes private dental insurance unnecessary for many residents, unlike in southern provinces where private dental is the default. The federal Canadian Dental Care Plan is the public backstop here: it covers eligible residents under the $90,000 family-income line who have no private dental insurance, and now spans all ages.

Dental and specialist care in Nunavut often involves travel and visiting teams. Residents not covered by a federal program who buy private coverage choose among the national carriers Canada Life, Manulife and Sun Life; Alberta Blue Cross does not sell here.

Read the Nunavut Health Care Plan coverage guide

Health Insurance Companies in Nunavut

Availability of insurance companies and their products can vary from one province/territory to the next. The following health insurance companies are available to residents of Nunavut:

Alberta Blue Cross

Canada Life

Manulife

Sun Life

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Health insurance in Nunavut: common questions

Why is Nunavut different from southern provinces?
A large share of Nunavut residents are covered for dental through the federal Non-Insured Health Benefits program for First Nations and Inuit, with eligible Inuit using their Nunavut Health Care Card and no deductible or co-payment. That makes private dental unnecessary for many residents.
Who in Nunavut needs private coverage?
Residents not eligible for Non-Insured Health Benefits or the federal Canadian Dental Care Plan are the ones who benefit from a private plan, which provides predictable coverage for care that would otherwise be paid out of pocket.
How does dental access work in Nunavut?
Dental care in Nunavut often relies on visiting teams and, for complex treatment, travel to larger centres. Private plans reimburse covered charges regardless of where care is delivered, up to an annual maximum, which helps residents who pay out of pocket.
Cities

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