Critical Illness Insurance Quotes in Canada
Explore insurance that may provide a lump-sum payment after a covered critical illness diagnosis, subject to the policy definitions and any applicable survival period.
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Lump-sum benefit
A one-time payment after a covered diagnosis, subject to the policy definitions and survival period.
Major conditions covered
Plans commonly include conditions such as cancer, heart attack and stroke. Covered illnesses vary by insurer.
Use the money your way
Put the benefit toward treatment, recovery, household bills, your mortgage or time away from work.
Term or long-term coverage
Depending on the insurer, coverage may be available for a set term or to an older age.
How it works
- Share your details — age, health history, benefit amount and coverage term.
- Compare your options — Pardeep reviews plans from multiple insurers side by side.
- Apply with support — get help with the application, underwriting and policy delivery.
About Critical Illness Insurance
Critical illness insurance can support personal or family finances after a serious diagnosis if the claim meets the contract’s definitions and other conditions. The number and definitions of covered illnesses, exclusions and optional features differ by insurer.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is critical illness insurance different from life insurance?
Life insurance generally pays a death benefit after a covered death. Critical illness insurance may pay a lump sum to the insured following a covered diagnosis and satisfaction of applicable contract terms.
Does every cancer diagnosis qualify?
No. Coverage depends on the policy’s precise definitions, exclusions and severity requirements. Not every cancer diagnosis necessarily qualifies for the full benefit.
Can I use the payment for any purpose?
Where the policy pays a lump-sum benefit, it is generally not tied to a specific medical bill, but policy terms and the use of proceeds should be confirmed.