Looking for private health insurance in British Columbia? We’re here for that.

For example: While some British Columbians with a lower income are eligible for some prescription drug coverage, many are not – meaning you have to cover the cost of medication.

With private health insurance, you could save hundreds or even thousands in out-of-pocket health expenses – while also prioritizing your wellbeing. 

Private health insurance like Freedom to Choose can save you up to 100 percent of the cost of common medical expenses that aren’t generally covered by government health care.

For example: Vision care – which includes eye doctor visits and coverage for glasses or lenses – is one of the more popular coverage options among people from British Columbia who have Freedom to Choose insurance. 

Let’s say you need a new pair of glasses. If you have vision coverage with our popular Select plus plan, you get $200 every two years towards those new spectacles. Without it, you’re paying the entire cost – which can be hundreds of dollars – entirely out-of-pocket.

For example: If you’re like many British Columbians, you appreciate a massage. Without private insurance, that can cost an average of $80 – and that’s on you to pay. If you have our popular Freedom to Choose Select plan, however, your plan could cover $40 of that bill. 

That means you save $40 – and you’re taking care of your wellbeing, too.

This example is for illustrative purposes only. Individual circumstances may vary.