IATSE Canada Health Plan (ICHP)
The IATSE Canada Health Plan (ICHP) was established in 2011. By working together, participating groups get competitive administration rates while retaining plan design flexibility in terms of what benefits each group provides for its members. Benefits options include health, vision, dental, life, and short-term and long-term disability coverage.
Please consult with your health plan administrator for details on your specific plan.
Which Groups Are Part of the ICHP?
- IATSE Local 056
- IATSE Local 063
- IATSE Local 105
- IATSE Local 129
- IATSE Local 210
- IATSE Local 212
- IATSE Local 295
- IATSE Local 300
- IATSE Local 411
- IATSE Local 471
- AQTIS Local 514 IATSE
- IATSE Local 523
- IATSE Local 634
- IATSE Local 667
- IATSE Local 669
- IATSE Local 669 (Staff)
- IATSE Local 680
- IATSE Local 828
- IATSE Local 856
- IATSE Local 873
- IATSE Local 891
- IATSE Local 938
- IATSE Local ADC 659
- IATSE Local B778
- IATSE Canada (Staff)
- Alberta Federation of Labour
- Conexus Centre
*Please note that not all groups have the same coverage.
Not Sure Who To Contact?
CanadaLife can be contacted by calling our IATSE-specific number at 1-855-729-1839. They are available weekdays from 8:00am to 8:00pm Eastern Time, and offer the service in both English (Press 1) and French (Press 2).
How to Sign Up for My Canada Life at Work
For members who are part of the IATSE Canada Health Plan, Canada Life has suggested that now is a good time to sign up for My Canada Life at Work if you haven’t already done so. This will allow you to have any health claim reimbursements directly deposited to your bank account. It’s not only faster, it’s a good idea in the event of any postal disruptions. You can also enjoy easy access from your mobile device with the app available here for Android or go to the Apple App Store and type in Canada Life.
With My Canada Life at Work, you can submit claims online; find information on your coverage, balances, and claim history; sign up for direct deposit to have your payments go right into your bank account; get text messages or email notifications when claims have been processed, and; view, save and print your benefit cards.
Registration is simple and secure. Have your plan number and member ID number available. You can find these details on the front of your benefit statements and on your benefits card.
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