Form HLTH1918 Medical Services Plan (Msp) Pay Dentist Claim - British Columbia, Canada

Form HLTH1918 is used to submit claims for dental services provided in British Columbia under the Medical Services Plan (MSP) for reimbursement. It allows dentists to request payment for the covered services they have provided to MSP beneficiaries.

The patient or their authorized representative files the Form HLTH1918 Medical Services Plan (MSP) to pay a dentist claim in British Columbia, Canada.

FAQ

Q: What is the Medical Services Plan (MSP) in British Columbia, Canada?
A: The Medical Services Plan (MSP) is the provincial health insurance program in British Columbia, Canada.

Q: How do I pay a dentist claim through MSP in British Columbia?
A: To pay a dentist claim through MSP in British Columbia, you need to submit the claim directly to MSP or your dentist can submit it on your behalf.

Q: Is MSP coverage available for dental services in British Columbia?
A: No, the Medical Services Plan (MSP) does not generally cover dental services in British Columbia. However, there are some exceptions for specific groups of individuals.

Q: What are the exceptions for dental coverage under MSP in British Columbia?
A: MSP may cover certain dental services for children under the Healthy Kids Program, and for adults with specific medical conditions or disabilities.

Q: What other options are available for dental coverage in British Columbia?
A: In addition to MSP, you may have dental coverage through private insurance plans, employer-sponsored benefits, or through government programs like the BC Healthy Kids Program or income-based assistance programs.

Q: Is MSP coverage available for other medical services in British Columbia?
A: Yes, MSP provides coverage for a wide range of medically necessary services including visits to doctors, specialists, hospital care, and some diagnostic tests and treatments.

Q: Is there a cost associated with MSP coverage in British Columbia?
A: Yes, MSP coverage in British Columbia has a monthly premium, which is based on your income and family size. There may also be additional costs such as deductibles or co-payments for certain services.

Q: Are there any exceptions to paying MSP premiums in British Columbia?
A: Yes, some individuals may be eligible for premium assistance or premium exemptions based on their income level or other circumstances. Low-income individuals and families may qualify for reduced premiums or full premium assistance.

Q: Can I use my MSP coverage outside of British Columbia?
A: MSP coverage is only valid within the province of British Columbia. However, there are reciprocal agreements with some other provinces and territories in Canada which may provide limited coverage when visiting those areas.