Protect your health
Plans from $100/month for active public service workers.
Getting covered starts here
Enrolling in myhealth begins with a simple online pre-enrolment. We'll guide you through each step and keep you updated as your application moves through the process.
Life can change in an instant
A serious illness, unexpected diagnosis or medical emergency can bring expenses you never planned for. myhealth helps give you access to the care you need while providing greater financial protection when it matters most.
Protect your savings
Major medical expenses can add up quickly. Coverage can help reduce the financial burden of eligible healthcare costs.
Protect your family
When your health is protected, you're better positioned to protect the people and responsibilities that depend on you.
Be ready for the unexpected
You may be healthy today. Major medical coverage helps you prepare for the healthcare needs you can't predict.
Major medical coverage,
now more accessible
myhealth gives eligible public service workers, contractual workers and retirees access to meaningful major medical coverage at an affordable monthly cost, with three levels of protection to choose from.
Three Plan Options to Choose
Active public service workers can choose from three levels of coverage starting at $100 per month.
Up to $2 Million in Coverage
Choose from major medical coverage of up to $500,000, $1 million or $2 million, depending on your plan.
No Medical Exam
Previous health issues will not prevent eligible public service workers, contractual workers and retirees from signing up during this special enrolment period.
Convenient Salary Deduction
For active public service workers, premiums are conveniently paid through salary deduction.
Your health history doesn't have to hold you back
Maybe you have diabetes or high blood pressure. Maybe you have another existing health issue or have previously had difficulty getting major medical coverage.
During this special enrolment period, eligible public service workers, contractual workers and retirees can sign up for myhealth without a medical exam, and previous health issues will not prevent you from enrolling.
Healthy today? Then now is the best time to prepare.
Major medical coverage isn't only for when something goes wrong. It's about being prepared before it does.
An unexpected illness, accident or diagnosis can quickly change your healthcare needs and your finances. Having coverage in place means you don't have to wait until you need it to wish you had it.
Real people, real reasons to choose myhealth
Everyone’s reason for wanting major medical coverage is different. Hear from public service workers about what access to myhealth means for their health, their families and their future.
Getting started is easy
We'll guide you through the enrolment process so you know what to expect at every step.
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Complete your enrolment form online
Fill out the simple online enrolment form with your details to get started. If you need assistance, visit an in-person myhealth helpdesk or contact us by telephone or WhatsApp. See the Contact page for details.
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Authorize payroll deduction
As part of your digital enrolment, authorize the deduction of your selected myhealth plan from your salary.
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Review and submit your enrolment
Check that your personal details, selected plan and payroll deduction authorization are correct, then submit your enrolment.
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Complete your final authorizations
Once you have completed your enrolment and payroll authorization, your file is sent digitally to the plan administrators for review and completion. They will email you a secure link to complete the final authorizations.
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You're covered! Get your digital myhealth card
Once enrolment is complete, download your digital myhealth card and you're covered.
Don’t Wait Until You Need It.
Enrol by November 30, 2026
Get affordable major medical coverage designed to help protect what matters most.
During the open enrolment period, no medical exam is required. If you wait until after this special enrolment window closes, additional health information or verification may be required before coverage can begin.