General Information about ASEBP Coverage

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Your coverage is initially established at the time of your enrolment, but it can change over time as your situation changes.

In order to determine what specific benefit coverage you have in effect at any given point in time, you can refer to two primary sources of information:

ASEBP Identification Card

The ASEBP identification card lists all of your applicable benefit coverage. The front of the card shows important information including your name and ASEBP ID number, your dependents’ names and ASEBP ID numbers, your employer’s name, and your benefit coverage. The inside of your card lists the phone numbers for the outside Canada travel assistance service medical advisor. Click here for an example of an ASEBP identification card.

When you receive your card, please ensure that you check the personal information. If any of the information on your card is incorrect or has changed, call your employer. New cards will be issued as soon as your employer notifies ASEBP.

Show your ASEBP ID card whenever you get a prescription filled, you go to the dentist, get glasses or are admitted to hospital. The ASEBP identification card performs two functions:

• it automatically provides the service provider with any plan coverage limitations
• it authorizes direct payment if the expense is covered under your plan

If your ASEBP identification card is lost or stolen, or if you would like an additional copy of your card, contact ASEBP.

View Your Coverage Information on My ASEBP

My ASEBP is a secure online portal that allows members to view the coverage information that is currently in force, and also lists the dependents that have been enrolled for coverage. To view your coverage, log in to My ASEBP now and select 'My Coverage Information' from the menu.