The image of retired life has come a long way from that of a white-haired couple holding hands on reclining patio chairs. With Canadians generally living longer,¹ retirement is becoming a more active phase of life. Your retirement gives you the opportunity to dedicate your time to causes and interests that are meaningful to you.

Thanks to recent enhancements to the My Claims section of the OTIP secure member login, it is easier than ever to submit your claims online.

The best way to determine how much benefits coverage you have is to review your benefits booklet. This is the most up-to-date information as it relates to your coverage amounts.
 

RTIP offers three health, dental and travel insurance plans to choose from, with different prescription drug maximums and the freedom to increase or decrease your coverage at your next renewal.

Take a journey with us, back through time, as we review the company’s evolution and some highlights of the last forty years.

When you book a trip, whether online or through a travel agent, you will likely be offered the option to purchase additional travel insurance coverage. But is it necessary?

While ridesharing is often an inexpensive commuter option, the cost of not being properly protected is never worth saving a few dollars.

Check out the new and improved My Claims (Plan Member Secure Site) home page with additional functionality and other improvements to make your experience easier and quicker.

As of July 2015, 5.8 million Canadians were 65 and older (16% of the population), according to Statistics Canada. Many are currently healthy but know this will change in the coming decades. Dissatisfied with existing seniors housing options (e.g. traditional residences and nursing homes), seniors want to create a supportive community before their situations change.

To be reimbursed for eligible claims for orthopaedic shoes, be sure to complete and sign the Extended Health Benefits Claim form and include the required information.