Yes — ambulance services are covered under both the domestic and international student health plans at Acadia University, but only when deemed medically necessary in an emergency.
Here’s what’s included:
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🚑 Coverage applies to emergency transportation to the nearest hospital or medical facility
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🧑⚕️ The need for ambulance transport must be determined by a licensed healthcare professional
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💳 Reimbursement is typically 100%, up to your plan’s annual maximum
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🧾 You must retain all documentation and receipts to submit a claim
Tip: If you’re unsure whether your situation qualifies, ask your provider to note the medical necessity on your invoice or referral.
📘 Helpful Definitions:
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Medically necessary: A service required to treat or stabilize a serious health condition
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Emergency transportation: Urgent travel by ambulance due to injury, illness, or crisis
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Reimbursement: Getting paid back for a covered expense after submitting a claim
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📝 Special Notes:
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Coverage is valid only within Canada and must be part of an emergency response
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Ambulance services for non-emergency transport (e.g. scheduled transfers) may not be covered
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For help with claims or coverage questions visit the ASU Supports Office in the Student Union Building