Student Services
Health Insurance Plans
Full-time students who paid the health insurance premiums included in Collège Boréal’s ancillary fees have access to one of two health insurance plans.
Full-time students who paid the health insurance premiums included in Collège Boréal’s ancillary fees have access to one of two health insurance plans.
Insurance plan for Canadian students
The Chubb Life Insurance Company of Canada insures full-time Canadian students who paid the health insurance premiums included in Collège Boréal’s ancillary fees.
Steps to follow to make a prescription drug or medical service claim
1
Carefully read the instructions and fill out the Accident/Sickness Medical Claim Form (Student) for prescription drugs and/or renewals . The form is also available in paper format at your campus’ reception desk, at your campus AGEE office and at Student Services (Sudbury campus only).
2
Have the form signed by the authorized employee at your campus’ reception desk or email it to entente@collegeboreal.ca.
3
Send the completed and signed form along with your original receipts as proof of purchase directly to the insurer, at the mailing address below:
Chubb Life Insurance Company of Canada
199 Bay Street, Suite 2500
P. O. Box 139, Commerce Court Postal Station
Toronto, ON M5L 1E2
1-416-594-2627 ou 1-877-337-9494 (sans frais)
claims.A_H@chubb.com
Insurance Plan for International Students
International students have access to the Morcare insurance plan. Only full-time students with a study permit for Canada are eligible. The insurance premiums are included in Collège Boréal’s tuition fees.
Register online to get your student medical card, at https://morcare.ca/your-space. The Registrar’s Office will give you your card two weeks after you register.
If the pharmacy or healthcare provider accepts the card, you can buy prescription drugs or medical services directly with it. If a pharmacy or healthcare provider does not accept the card, you will have to pay for the prescription drugs or healthcare services out of pocket and then claim the expense on the plan by filling out the online form (https://morcare.ca/your-space).
A list of providers who accept the card is available on the Morcare website. You can also check by calling 1-888-985-1552 (toll-free).
Steps to follow to make a claim:
1
Only full-time students with a study permit for Canada are eligible for this insurance.
2
The insurance premiums are included in the tuition fees.
3
Students must register online at https://morcare.ca/your-space.
4
The Registrar’s Office will give the student their health insurance card two weeks after they register.
5
If a pharmacy or healthcare provider accepts the card, the student can buy prescription drugs or medical services directly with it.
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