Hi, I was wondering if anybody has experience with the following:
My grandmother was successfully granted a Super Visa and we purchased the required insurance. However, insurance is for emergencies, not routine maintenance.
How do people handle prescription medication for a year or more, when you are only allowed to bring in a 90-day supply? This has to be a common problem with the SuperVisa, given that elderly populations often have regular prescriptions...
And if you want to take advantage of the full 2 years with possible renewals... Has anybody tried to book a physical for a grandparent and pay out of pocket? We are in Alberta, if that matters.
My grandmother was successfully granted a Super Visa and we purchased the required insurance. However, insurance is for emergencies, not routine maintenance.
How do people handle prescription medication for a year or more, when you are only allowed to bring in a 90-day supply? This has to be a common problem with the SuperVisa, given that elderly populations often have regular prescriptions...
And if you want to take advantage of the full 2 years with possible renewals... Has anybody tried to book a physical for a grandparent and pay out of pocket? We are in Alberta, if that matters.
