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Inbound Students to D5080s

 

Outbound Students out of USA

 

Outbound Students out of Canada

 

Filing a Claim

 

Resolving Problems

 

Down Load Forms

Questions?

Inbound Students - to D-5080

 

Students who arrive in D-5080 carrying their Sponsor District insurance policy must deal with the agent in that district.  If general assistance is required, please contact D-5080 Insurance Coordinator:
    Yvonne Redeker
    Box 156, Invermere, B.C.  V0A 1K0  Canada
    Ph:  250-342-2859
 

Outbound Students - out of USA

 

Students will be provided with a CISI-Bolduc policy as part of their one price fee.  General enquiries can be made to the D-5080 Insurance Coordinator above (Yvonne Redeker), however Coverage and Claim assistance should be obtained through the Agent, who will correspond with the Insurance Company.
    East Kootenay Realty Ltd. - Insurance
    P.O. Box 2349 (1225 A - 7th Avenue)
    Invermere, B.C.  V0A 1K0
    1-866-342-8604 or fax: 250-342-0492

 

Outbound Students - out of Canada

Students will be provided with a TIC Travel Insurance policy as part of their one price fee.  General enquiries can be made to the D-5080 Insurance Coordinator above (Yvonne Redeker), however Coverage and Claim assistance should be obtained through the Agent above (Rose Marie Ball), who will correspond with the Insurance Company.

 

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Filing a Claim

In the event of an injury or sickness, students should take their medical insurance card and claim form to the doctor's office or hospital.

It is very important that students contact the insurance company within 24 hours of being hospitalized.

The claim form must be completed by both the exchange student and the doctor.

Occasionally a trauma centre will not let students charge the cost of treatment. If this is the case, students must be sure to get receipts, so that they can send them to the insurance company for reimbursement (along with the completed claim form).

Students should have their $500 emergency fund available at all times, as it could be required for a medical emergency.

If inbound students have medical coverage from their home country, their medical card should indicate who to contact when making a claim.

All students covered by District 5080 insurance will receive full information on the coverage provided, and a claim form is included with that information.  You can also download a claim form from this website.

Resolving Problems / Answers to Questions

 

General enquiries can be made to the D-5080 Insurance Coordinator above (Yvonne Redeker), however Coverage and Claim assistance should be obtained through the Agent above (Rose Marie Ball), who will correspond with the Insurance Company.
 

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