Health insurance quotes, made simple

In Canada, personal health insurance is a supplementary product that Canadians can purchase to cover the cost of medical services that government-sponsored public health insurance won’t cover. Common medical expenses that you may need private health insurance to cover partially or completely include dental care and orthodontics, prescription drug coverage, mental health services, vision care, and visits to paramedical professionals like physiotherapists. If you don’t have access to a group plan through your workplace, individual personal health insurance can help to close key coverage gaps.

Many Canadian health insurance quotes include dental coverage in the cost of your plan — but not all. For instance, PolicyMe’s Economic and Classic plans include some coverage for basic dental care like routine cleanings, but may not cover orthodontics or certain types of major services like crowns and bridges. The Advanced plan, on the other hand, includes coverage for all of these dental services with higher reimbursement levels. You can also purchase a standalone dental insurance plan through PolicyMe. Before getting health insurance quotes, be sure to ask about any dental coverage included in your quote.

To get a health insurance quote from PolicyMe, simply fill out the quick questionnaire with your basic details like age and province. We'll instantly provide a personalized plan and recommendation quote for you.

If you have any questions or need assistance, our licensed advisors are just a click or call away. We’re here to ensure you get the right coverage, all with a process that’s simple, transparent, and affordable. Get started now and secure your health and peace of mind with PolicyMe.

Health insurance quotes in Canada are based primarily on factors like your age, where you live, and the specific insurance plan you select. Plans with higher levels of coverage, applicants in provinces like Ontario with higher healthcare costs, and older applicants can all lead to higher health insurance costs.

Comparing health insurance quotes in Canada might seem like a headache, but it doesn’t have to be. Start by listing your must-haves: prescription drugs, dental care, vision, and any other specific needs. Once you have your list, hop online to get quotes from different providers. Use comparison tools to see the differences side by side. Don’t just look at the price—consider what’s included in the coverage. Are prescription drugs, dental visits, and vision care part of the deal? How about extra perks like telehealth services or extended health benefits?

Next, dig a bit deeper into the fine print. Check for waiting periods, exclusions, and claim processing times. Some policies might look cheap but come with longer waiting periods or fewer covered services. Also, see if the provider has a good reputation for customer service—nobody wants to be stuck on hold forever when you have a claim to process. And remember, if you have questions or need help, most providers have licensed advisors ready to assist you. Comparing quotes thoroughly ensures you get the best bang for your buck and the coverage that fits your needs​​​​.