More time for hugs
A qualifying lump-sum benefit may help offset lost income when a parent needs time away from work.
Childhood should be full of giggles, adventures and dreams. If a serious illness happens, the right insurance can help parents focus more on their child—and less on unexpected financial pressure.
A covered diagnosis can change a family's daily life overnight. A critical illness benefit can create more financial breathing room so you can be present for what matters.
A qualifying lump-sum benefit may help offset lost income when a parent needs time away from work.
Travel, family accommodation and other expenses can add up alongside medical care.
Starting while your child is eligible and healthy may help preserve valuable protection over time.
Children360 helps protect your family financially if your child meets the policy definition of one of 37 covered critical illnesses, including seven childhood-specific conditions.
Humania offers optional coverage choices. They aren't automatically included with the basic critical illness benefit.
Ask about critical illness or life insurance payable at the first insured event, and separately available additional life insurance.
Optional benefits for compassionate leave, hospitalization, eligible out-of-Canada medical care and accidents, each subject to specific triggers and limits.
Optional premium-refund provisions may return a specified portion of eligible premiums at defined milestones or under eligible circumstances.
We'll help you understand how children's critical illness coverage fits into your broader family protection plan.
Discuss your child's age, the budget you're comfortable with and what you most want to protect.
Compare coverage amounts, optional riders and the insurer's current premiums and conditions.
Apply only when you understand the eligibility questions, exclusions and what the policy does—and doesn't—cover.
A few helpful answers before your family review.
No. It covers the 37 specified critical illnesses only when the diagnosis and all claim conditions meet the contract's definitions and rules.
Humania describes an online application with 15 eligibility questions and no medical exam. Approval remains subject to eligibility and underwriting criteria.
These are part of the optional Option Plus rider, not the standard base critical illness-only plan.
The Children360 policy is described as term to age 75, subject to the contract. Humania also describes conversion features up to age 60; ask us to explain applicable requirements.
No. Displayed amounts are insurer-published examples. Final eligibility, current prices and optional rider costs must be confirmed through Humania's current illustration.
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