Yes,

I had to wait 3 months to get re-established with the Canadian system after
being in the US for a couple of years.

Alghough I must admit I did like the treatment we had in the US system.
Fast, efficient, and excellent care. I had good insurance through the
university though.

During the 3 month wait when I was back in Canada, I just tried to be
careful -- no cleaning my guns, sharpening my knives, or playing around with
flashbangs until I was back on OHIP (Ontario Hospital Insurance Plan).

--Mike
On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 7:20 PM, Christopher D. Green <[email protected]>wrote:

>
> I believe that non-citizens on visas (e.g., foreign students) can purchase
> health insurance from the provincial system. Canadian citizens can
> re-establish residency in a province (and thereby be eligible for the health
> plan) in a relatively short period of time (90 days in Ontario, I think. The
> rules may vary somewhat from province to province).
>
> Chris Green
> =============
>
>
> Joan Warmbold wrote:
>
> Wow, just 6 months and are then out of the loop? That really astonishes me
> as I'm sure it does many.  Is it then challenging to then get back into
> Canadian health coverage?  And if any of us moved up to Toronto to live
> with our romantic partner, what would be our chances of getting covered by
> by your health system, eh?
>
> [email protected]
>
>
>
>
>   Who's ethnocentric now? :-)
>
> (And, incidentally, one loses Canadian health coverage if one lives
> elsewhere for more than 6 months, citizen or not, the motivation you
> impute is based on a misunderstanding of the insurance system here.)
>
> Chris Green
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>
> michael sylvester wrote:
>
>
> It seems that some of the Canadians that I have met in the U.S like
> the money here but they still keep their health insurance in Canada.
> I have found that some faculty in the U.S -of Canadian  origin- not
> wanting to become U.S citizens for fear that they may lose their
> benefits in Canada.Whereas immigrants to the U.S are rushing to become
> U.S citizens,some Canadians are dragging their feet.I am in favor of a
> policy of denying tenure or limited tenure  to immigrant faculty who
> have no intentions of becoming U.S citizens. GRRR!
>
> Michael Sylvester,PhD
> Daytona Beach,Florida
>
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