Critical Illness Insurance, through its different periods of coverage, provides the insured person with the opportunity to receive the amount of compensation specified in the policy upon diagnosis of any of the covered illnesses, without the need for any receipts for expenses, and the insured person is free to utilize the compensation.

Long-term care insurance is a replacement insurance for the insured person through different insured amounts, which provides the insured person with a subsidy for long-term care in the event that the insured person meets the conditions for payment of benefits, i.e., the insured person is unable to take care of himself/herself, and receives periodic compensation paid by the insurance company.

Medicare is extended coverage beyond what is not covered by the Canadian government's universal health benefits, such as eye, dental, and prescription drug costs. It is a health insurance plan purchased by a company for its employees. Individuals can also purchase extended health insurance plans for themselves and their families to cover things that are not covered by the government's free universal health care system.

Travel insurance is a comprehensive emergency medical insurance policy for tourists visiting Canada and for Canadians traveling outside of Canada, which pays for expensive medical expenses incurred by the insured person in the event of an unexpected health condition while traveling.   

International Student Insurance (ISI) is an insurance program for international students who do not have access to government health insurance and do not have school-based group health insurance while studying in Canada. It ensures that international students receive medical coverage similar to that of local residents while studying in Canada.