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Nunavut

Provincial Programs

Extended Health Benefits is administered through the Department of Health and will cover prescription drugs and medical devices or supplies for certain populations:

  • Non-Indigenous Residents with one of the Eligible Specified Conditions will receive coverage for the full cost of prescribed medical supplies and appliances, their fitting and shipping. The Eligible Specified Conditions include, but are not limited to Celiac Disease, Congenital Anomalies & Chronic Disease of the Urinary System, Crohn’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Spina Bifida, Spinal Cord Injury

Extended Health Benefits (EHB) Eligible Specified Conditions | Government of Nunavut

  • Non-Indigenous Residents who are Seniors 65+ will receive coverage for the full cost of prescribed medical supplies and appliances, their fitting and shipping.

Extended Health Benefits (EHB) Seniors' Coverage | Government of Nunavut

  • Non-Insured Health Benefits Program (NIHB) is available for those who are Inuk recognized by one of the Inuit Land Claim Organizations, a registered Indian according to the Indian Act, and infants less than one-year old whose parent is an eligible recipient. When approved, NIHB will cover the full cost of prescribed medical supplies and equipment bought through approved providers/vendors. NIHB will be directly billed.

Workers Compensation

If you were injured at work and as a result need to use catheters for bladder management, Workers Safety and Compensation Commission (WSCC) will cover your catheter requirements. 

If you are purchasing catheters for the first time, you will require a prescription from your doctor. Send the prescription along with this completed letter to WSCC for approval.

 

There may be a better catheter option for you.

  1. Ask for samples of SpeediCath®. Simply click here "Free SpeediCath® Samples" to order. 

  2. Talk to your doctor - ask for a prescription for SpeediCath. SpeediCath® is used once so the prescription will be for 4-5 catheters per day (one for every time you need to empty your bladder).

  3. Ask your doctor to complete and sign the Coloplast Intermittent Catheter Letter of Recommendation. Simply click on the letter on this page, download the letter and send it to your doctor. This letter outlines the issue(s) you are having and why you need to use SpeediCath®.

  4. Submit the prescription and letter to WSCC for approval.

  5. Upon approval, take your prescription and go to one of the preferred WSCC suppliers to purchase your catheters.

  6. Ask your supplier to bill WSCC directly.

Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission (WSCC) | WSCC | Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission

Auto Insurance

If you sustained a catastrophic injury due to an auto accident, you qualify for catheter coverage.

Settlements / lump sum payouts can take many years. During that time, the insurance company covers catheters as recommended by the physician and is dependent on individual adjustor approval. The client usually receives a report at time of settlement itemizing products and services currently being covered and their associated annual costs -  it is up to client to manage the settlement amount and associated expenses for their lifetime. The insurance company will no longer be involved once the client settles.

 

It is important that you are using the best catheter option for you.

  1. Ask for samples of SpeediCath®. Simply click here "Free SpeediCath® Samples" to order. 

  2. Talk to your doctor - ask for a prescription for SpeediCath. SpeediCath is used once so the prescription will be for 4-5 catheters per day.

  3. Ask your doctor to complete and sign the Coloplast Intermittent Catheter Letter of Recommendation. Simply click on the letter on this page, download the letter and send it to your doctor. This letter outlines the issue(s) you are having and why you need to use SpeediCath®.

  4. Send SpeediCath® prescription and support letter to your auto insurance to request approval.

Municipal Programs

Some municipalities offer their own health support programs or supporting services. Check with your local municipality to see if there are any additional support options available to you.

Coloplast provides this information for convenience and your general reference only. It does not constitute legal advice or a recommendation regarding clinical practice. Reimbursement, coverage and payment policies can vary from one insurer and region to another and is subject to change without notice. The provider has the responsibility to determine medical necessity and to submit appropriate codes, information, and charges for care provided. Coloplast does not guarantee coverage or payment of products and Coloplast makes no guarantee that the use of this information will prevent differences of opinion or disputes with providers, agencies, insurers, or other payors as to the correct form of billing or the amount that will be paid. This information is provided for your general information only and is not intended to replace any advice you receive from your own internal or external insurance coverage consultants, reimbursement specialists or legal counsel.

 

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