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	Last Updated: Apr 26, 2003

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Some Extended Health Care packages cover homeopathic treatment (see below). Please check with your employer for details on your coverage. If your employer does not currently cover homeopathic treatment please inform them that you would like to see homeopathic treatments covered by your insurance plan. Homeopathic treatment is one of the most cost effective natural treatments available.

“Homeopathy … cures a larger percentage of cases than any other method of treatment and it is beyond all doubt safer and more economical (than other treatment modalities) and the most complete medical science.” Mahatma Gandhi

Please contact us if you know of any other insurance coverage available.

Company Name	Insurance Company	Coverage Amount

Retired Teachers of Ontario	Johnson Insurance	up to $500/year
Ontario Power Generation	Great West Life Insurance	up to $500/year
CGI	Standard Life Insurance	up to $500/year
	Liberty Mutual	up to $500/year
	Manulife	up to $500/year
	Green Shield	up to $500/year
	Crown Insurance	up to $500/year

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