Insulin Pumps
Based on a rolling four-year period, you and your dependants each have a maximum of $5,000 towards the purchase of insulin pumps. Insulin dependency is required.
Glucose Monitoring Supplies
Every calendar year (January to December), you and your dependants each have a maximum of $6,000 towards the purchase of glucose monitoring supplies, including OmniPods, cartridges, infusion sets, reservoirs, continuous glucose monitor receivers/transmitters, sensors, and flash glucose monitor sensors and readers. Insulin dependency is required.
Diabetic Supplies
Every calendar year (January to December), you and your dependants each have a maximum of $1,000 towards the purchase of test strips, lancets, alcohol swabs, pen needles, syringes, lancing devices, and blood glucose meters. Insulin dependency is not required.
Exclusion(s):
Note: Dispensing fees for continuous glucose monitoring supplies (e.g., Dexcom, FreeStyle Libre products) are not covered.
Canada Post may decide to strike as early as May 23. Find out how this will affect your benefits claims and/or claim reimbursements.
As of June 2, ASEBP will be closing the third-floor reception area to the public permanently. This means ASEBP will no longer be accepting walk-ins or in-person appointments. Covered members will still be able to meet with ASEBP virtually or over the phone through the online booking process. To book a meeting, please visit the Contact Us page on ASEBP.ca.
Canada Post may decide to strike as early as May 23. Find out how this will affect your benefits claims and/or claim reimbursements.
