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Emergency Travel Benefits

MyRetiree Plan offers emergency travel benefits with no age cap and no stability clause. This means you can travel confidently, knowing you’re covered—even if you’ve recently changed medications, started new treatments, or received a new diagnosis.

Coverage for travel emergencies includes medical evacuation or transportation, such as air evacuation, for all travel outside your province of residence. Exception: travel for medical advice or treatment, or as a covered member, you are travelling to accompany someone else for medical advice or treatment. For details, visit What's not Covered.

In an emergency:

In the event of a medical emergency, immediately call the applicable emergency access number to speak with a medical
travel advisor. Toll-free in Canada and the USA: 1-888-772-2583
In all other countries, or if you have difficulties with the toll-free number, call collect: 1-403-225-4289

On your call, please be prepared to quote your:

group number
identification numbers
travel plan number 879

These numbers are available on your My ASEBP or the My ASEBP Mobile App.

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No Stability Clause

Our travel coverage no longer includes a 90-day stability clause. You can travel confidently, knowing that even if you've experienced recent changes such as:

- an increase or decrease in medication
- a new medication prescribed
- hospitalization
- new testing
- treatment
- symptoms
- a new diagnosis for your condition

You are still covered, providing you with greater peace of mind during your travels.

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Trip Duration Limitation

As a covered member, you can access 100% coverage over multiple trips per year up to a maximum duration of 100 days per trip. This includes a 72-hour extension for medical reasons or delays caused by a common carrier (airplane, bus, taxi, train), traffic accident, or mechanical failure of a private vehicle. Please note that the 100-day period begins on the day you leave the province/territory of residence regardless of your start date with MyRetiree.

For example, if you depart from Alberta on a trip to Mexico on July 1st, and your MyRetiree coverage begins on July 15th during your stay, your 100-day period will still be counted from July 1st, the original departure date from Alberta.

For trips extending beyond 100 days, you can purchase additional travel coverage through Alberta Blue Cross by calling 1-800-394-1965 and pressing #4.