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Canadian students are covered by their provincial health insurance while studying at Mount Allison, with the exception of those from Quebec.

Students from Quebec

The Province of Quebec has not entered into a reciprocal billing agreement with physicians from other Canadian provinces.

This means that if Quebec students need to access a physician while attending Mount Allison, whether it be a physician at the local hospital, community office, or clinic, or at the Mount Allison Wellness Centre, they will be requested to pay a physician fee before being seen by the physician. The receipt can be sent to the Province of Quebec for reimbursement.

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Contraception management and Herpes Zoster assessment

Service fees to provide coverage for assessment and prescribing for contraception management and Herpes Zoster assessment by pharmacists will be covered by the Department of Health (Medicare) for eligible patients.

These eligible patients must be an NB resident or hold a valid Medicare card.

The coverage is for the cost of the assessment and prescribing only. The patient is still responsible for the cost of the dispensing fee and the prescribed medication and/or injection, if applicable.

For patients with prescription drug plans, the pharmacy can submit the claim for these costs and the patient is responsible for any remaining balance.

Health insurance for international students at Mount Allison University is mandatory.

International students who are studying full-time in a program that leads to a degree are eligible to apply for New Brunswick provincial Medicare coverage.

Students can receive coverage through the .

Physician health care services that are not covered under provincial plans include:

• Physicals and/or medical forms (sports, licensing, travel, etc.)
• Travel consultation (including multiple prescriptions for travel) 
• Travel immunization only (if travel consultation has been provided elsewhere) 
• Physician office visit without insurance