Wellness Weekly
Your weekly source for articles designed to enhance your health and wellness
Do You Need Dental Insurance? A Simple Guide for Saskatchewan Residents
Dental care is easy to put off when everyone feels fine. But for individuals and families alike, costs can add up quickly: checkups, cleanings, fillings, X-rays, a chipped tooth or those first conversations about braces. So, do you need dental insurance? The answer depends on your household...
Read MoreMassage Therapy Insurance Coverage: Does Insurance Cover Massage Therapy?
Can Health Insurance Help Pay for Massage Therapy? Massage therapy can be a meaningful part of how you care for your body, whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing chronic tension or simply trying to feel your best. But those visits add up, which leads many people to ask a practical qu...
Read MoreThe Cost of Not Having Insurance in Saskatchewan | What You Risk
The Cost of Not Having Insurance in Saskatchewan: What You Risk When You Go Without Coverage Saskatchewan residents are fortunate to have a strong public healthcare system. Your Saskatchewan Health Card covers medically necessary physician and hospital services for eligible residents. But the re...
Read MoreBlueprint to benefits: Episode 3 – Healthcare in your pocket
THE PODCAST Blueprint to Benefits A podcast that turns the world of benefits into clear, practical tools you can use. Each episode breaks down topics that matter to you and offers tips and tools to help you make confident decisions about your health and wellness. IN THIS EPISOD...
Read MoreFamily Health Insurance in Saskatchewan That Grows With You: Coverage for Every Life Stage
If you’re raising a family in Saskatchewan, you probably know your health card covers the basics like doctor visits and hospital stays. But if you’ve ever paid out of pocket for a prescription, a dental cleaning or a new pair of glasses for your child, you also know those costs can add up quickly...
Read MoreGeneric Ozempic approved in Canada: What you need to know
What you need to know Health Canada approved the first generic versions of Ozempic, the brand-name semaglutide medication. Canada is the first G7 country to authorize a generic version of this medication, with more options expected later this year. Generic medications meet the same safety, qu...
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