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TravelStar® Travel Insurance
Eligibility and Medical Questionnaire
Applicant : Name Age Province of residence Please choose Alberta British Columbia Manitoba Newfoundland and Labrador Nova Scotia Ontario Prince Edward Island Saskatchewan
Single-Trip Medical Plan Annual Multi-Trip Medical Plan * Total Number of days per trip
* For Annual Multi-trip plans, please choose 15 or 30 days per trip
* * If you are topping-up your existing policy, please provide details (total trip duration & number of days covered under your existing policy) in section Notes below .
Eligibility Requirements
All applicants for travel medical insurance are subject to this Eligibility section.
Section 1 - Do you qualify? You are NOT eligible, if you are not a Canadian resident with valid provincial health coverage for the entire duration of your trip.
1
Are you awaiting tests or medical treatment for a heart condition?
Yes No
2
Do you have a surgically untreated vascular aneurysm?
3
Have you ever been diagnosed Congestive Heart Failure (CHF)?
4
Do you have an Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD)?
5
In the last 12 months,
were you diagnosed; received NEW treatment (e.g. consultation, tests or prescription drugs); or had a change in your medical treatment (e.g. a stop, start or dosage change to a prescription drug, other than a dosage change of Coumadin or Warfarin) for any of the following heart and vascular conditions:
5a) Heart Transplant?
5b) Atrial Flutter?
5c) Atrial/Ventricular Fibrillation?
5d) Peripheral Vascular Disease?
5e) Stroke/TIA?
5f) Blood Clots?
6
Do you have diabetes that is treated with insulin
AND
take prescription medication for a heart condition (excluding medication ONLY to treat high cholesterol or high blood pressure)?
7
Do you use home oxygen or take an oral steroid to treat a lung condition?
(Oral steroids are steroids that are swallowed to treat a lung condition. They do not include steroids that are inhaled)
8
Are you currently being treated for cancer, excluding breast or prostate cancer treated exclusively with hormone therapy?
9
In the last 12 months, were you diagnosed; received NEW treatment (e.g. consultation, tests or prescription drugs); or had a change in your medical treatment (e.g. a stop, start or dosage change to a prescription drug) for any of the following conditions:
9a) Liver Failure?
9b) Gastrointestinal Bleed?
9c) AIDs?
9d) Terminal Illness?
10
In the last 12 months, have you had any of the following procedures:
10a) Valve Surgery or Replacement?
10b) Kidney Dialysis?
10c) Organ, Stem Cell or Bone Marrow Transplant?
11
If you are 70 years of age or older, do you require assistance from another person(s) with activities of daily living (ADL)?
Activities such as, personal hygiene and grooming; dressing and undressing; self-feeding; functional transfers (getting into and out of bed or a wheelchair, getting onto or off of the toilet, etc.); and bowel and bladder management.
12
Are you 80 years of age or older at the time of application and purchasing a Multi-Trip Annual Emergency Medical Plan?
If you must answer YES to any of the medical questions in Section 1, you are not eligible to purchase this policy.
Please continue to Section 2, if you have to answer NO to all questions in Section 1.
What rate category do you qualify for
Please complete this Questionnaire, if you are 60 years of age or older
Section 2
Have you ever suffered from, been diagnosed with, received treatment for, or been prescribed medication for any of the following medical conditions or undergone any of the following medical procedures?
Heart/Cardiovascular Disease or Condition (excluding hypertension and high cholesterol):
1a) Heart Attack
1b) Valve Replacement or Valve Surgery
1c) Atrial Flutter
1d) Atrial/Venticulr Fibrillation
1e) Other Heart Condition not listed above (including, Angina, Irregular
Heartbeat, Heart Surgery, Coronary Angioplasty, Stenting, Bypass, etc.)
Vascular Conditions:
2a) Stroke/TIA
2b) Blood Clots
2c) Aneurysm
2d) Peripheral Vascular Disease
2e) Carotid Stenosis
Chronic Lung Disease (e.g. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD); Emphysema; Persistent Asthma)
Persistent asthma is when treatment is required on a daily basis to manage the condition and does not include occasional or temporary respiratory treatment.
Bone Marrow or Organ Transplant
HIV or AIDs
Terminal Illness
Cancer (Excluding Basal Cell Carcinoma)
Section 3
In the past two (2) years have you been diagnosed with, received treatment for or been prescribed medication for any of the following medical conditions?
Pancreatitis
Chronic Kidney Disease
Liver Disease
Gastrointestinal Disorders (e.g. ulcers, GI bleed, bowel obstruction, Crohn's disease, colitis, diverticular disease, etc. Does not include GERD or hiatus hernia)
Multiple Sclerosis (M.S.)
Lou Gehrig's Disease
Parkinson's Disease
Dementia or Alzheimer's
Epilepsy, Seizures or Syncope
Hospitalized as a result of a fall
Diabetes (including diabetes managed by diet and exercise)
Section 4
Has it been more than 30 months since your last check-up with a physician?
In the past 24 months, have you used any tobacco products?
Notes
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Please confirm you are not a Robot or AI:
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Definitions
Alteration: includes any newly prescribed medication, change in medication type or the increase, decrease or discontinuation of a medication and the adjustment (stop and start) in an anticoagulation medication dosage due to surgery within ten (10) days prior to your effective date, except:
a. a dosage adjustment for an anti-hypertensive or cholesterol lowering medication;
b. a change from a brand name medication to a generic brand medication of the same dosage;
c. if you are taking Coumadin/Warfarin for anticoagulation therapy and are required to have your blood levels tested on a regular basis (INR) and your medical condition remains unchanged, yet you are adjusting the dosage of your anticoagulation medication to ensure your INR is maintained within therapeutic range as directed by your physician(s); or
d. if you are taking insulin or oral anti-diabetic medication for diabetes and are required to have your blood levels tested on a regular basis and your medical condition remains unchanged, yet you are adjusting the dosage of your medication to ensure your blood glucose level is maintained within therapeutic range as directed by your physician(s).
Medical treatment: any medical, therapeutic or diagnostic measure prescribed or recommended by a physician in any form, including: prescription drugs; investigative testing; in-hospital care; surgery; or other prescribed or recommended action directly referable to the applicable condition, symptom or problem.
Stable: a medical condition is stable if, during the period of time specified in the policy, you:
a. have not received new medical treatment;
b. have not been prescribed a new prescription medication;
c. have not had a change in medical treatment;
d. have not had an alteration in a prescribed medication;
e. have not experienced a deterioration in your condition;
f. have not experienced new, more frequent or more severe;
g. have not had or required medical consultation to investigate symptoms that remain undiagnosed; h. have not required in-hospital care or a referral to a specialist, including initial follow-up visits, tests or investigations related to the medical condition and pending results; and/or
i. do not anticipate further medical treatment after departure from your province of residence.