Directory
The health coverage authority for every province and territory — each linked to its official page.
13 verified listings · last refreshed 2026-11-14
Health coverage is provincial and territorial: the plan, the card, and the wait run differently in each jurisdiction. This directory lists the official page for each one, so you can start from the authority that governs you.
This is a listing only — no eligibility, waiting-period, or coverage claims live here; those live in the health-card guides. Entries are re-checked on the Second Pass volatile schedule.
Through OHIP, the province pays for many of the health services residents may need, including family doctor appointments, walk-in clinic visits, emergency room visits, medical tests and surgeries.
Verified 2026-11-05
MSP pays for medically required services of physicians and surgeons, and dental or oral surgery performed in a hospital.
Verified 2026-11-05
AHCIP covers medically necessary physician and hospital services in Alberta and other Canadian provinces.
Verified 2026-11-05
The Manitoba Health Card entitles the people named on it to health benefits under the Manitoba Health Services Insurance Plan.
The official page states entitlement to health benefits; it lists no covered services on that page.
Verified 2026-11-05
An active Saskatchewan health card lets residents receive provincial health benefits.
The official page states the card requirement; it lists no covered services on that page.
Verified 2026-11-05
The plan covers medically necessary medical services provided by general practitioners and medical specialists who participate in the public plan.
Verified 2026-11-05
New Brunswick Medicare pays for most medically required physician services and insured hospital services.
Verified 2026-11-05
Through the program, the Government of Nova Scotia pays for many of the healthcare services residents may need, such as family doctor appointments, walk-in clinic visits, emergency room visits, medical tests and surgeries.
Verified 2026-11-05
MCP covers the costs of insured physician services for residents, and MCP beneficiaries are also entitled to coverage of insured medical services received in a hospital under the Hospital Insurance Plan.
Verified 2026-11-05
A PEI Health Card lets residents use services at hospitals and other public health care facilities in Prince Edward Island without being charged.
Verified 2026-11-05
The plan pays for basic medical services, such as doctors' fees and standard ward hospital accommodation.
The coverage sentence is from the official Yukon government Benefit Guide; the card page names the plan.
Verified 2026-11-05
The NWT Health Care Plan covers the cost of medically necessary physician services provided by licensed physicians in Canada and, with limitations, outside Canada.
The coverage sentence is from the official physician-services page; this entry links the application page.
Verified 2026-11-05
The plan pays benefits for insured medical services, including medically required physician services and insured hospital services.
No resident-facing health-plan landing page was found; this entry links the official 2024/2025 Annual Report on the Operation of the Medical Care Plan.
Verified 2026-11-05
Recheck: entries are re-verified on the Second Pass volatile schedule.