Health Insurance

On each visit to the Health Centre, you will be asked to show your Student Card and your valid Ontario or provincial Health Card, or International Student Health Insurance Card.

You are able to see the Nurse Practitioner or nurse without a Health Card.

All students whose permanent residence is Ontario require their own Ontario Health Card. Application forms are available in the Health Centre or on-line at http://www.gov.on.ca/health

Seeing a Doctor

Students from other provinces are covered by the Health Insurance of their home province, providing it is up-to-date. All provincial health cards except for Quebec are accepted. 

If you are a student from Quebec you will be asked to pay for your medical services up front. You will need to submit your receipt of payment to the Quebec government to get reimbursed. You are able to find out approximate fees for some medical services on-line.

Approximate fees for medical services

To find out more, come to the health centre and speak to the Nurse or Medical Secretary.

International students will need their Student Card and valid International Student Health Insurance Card. To find out where to pick up your insurance card visit the International Student Services website.

To see the doctor, there is no direct cost to you if you have a provincial health insurance card or your  International Student Health Insurance Card.

If your health card is expired or you do not have a health card you are still able to see the Nurse or Nurse Practitioner.

If you are a part-time Humber College Student or you are looking for a family doctor in your area, you can find an Ontario doctor through the CPSO website.

If you are a Humber full-time student, you are automatically part of the Student Insurance Plan including Dental Benefits. To learn more visit the HSF website.