At NBCCD, we recognize that achieving success goes beyond the confines of the classroom, encompassing the physical, mental, and emotional facets of our students’ lives. Our unwavering commitment is to cultivate a supportive environment, empowering individuals to excel academically, personally, and socially. Through a range of resources, including our comprehensive health and dental plan and accessible food bank, we ensure that students have the tools they need to thrive.
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Health and Wellness
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NBCCD SA Health & Dental Plan The NBCCD Student Association (SA) Health and Dental Plan provides extended health and dental coverage for all full-time students under the age of 65. Students must be covered under a health and dental plan while attending the College.
The NBCCCD SA health and dental plans are effective from September 1 to August 31 of each year.
For information on fees, please visit our tuition & fees page.
Opting out
Students with existing coverage must submit proof of coverage and complete the opt-out process at studentbenefits.ca by the deadline — the third Monday in September. Please check the current academic calendar for the exact date.
Students can choose to opt out of health coverage, dental coverage, or the entire plan during this period. If you do not opt out by the deadline, you will remain enrolled and the associated fees will apply.
Need More Information?
Contact Campus Trust:
1-888-404-6623
studentbenefits@pbas.caVisit studentbenefits.ca to opt out or learn more
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Student Aid Students in need of food or financial assistance are encouraged to contact the College Counsellor, Learning Strategist, Student Life Coordinator, or Student Services Manager for assistance in exploring alternative funding options and provide financial relief where possible. All requests are confidential.
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Medical Services in Fredericton Walk-in Clinics in Fredericton
Walk-in Clinic Locations – New Brunswick Medical Society
To access walk-in clinics in Fredericton, you will need a provincial healthcare card. Alternatively, if you have alternative insurance (such as guard.me), you may be required to pay a fee upfront and then seek reimbursement.
Nurse Practitioner Self-referral
Book online starting at 7am Monday to Friday: Skip the Waiting Room
Phone calls are answered Monday to Friday starting at 10am (506) 452-5689
These are same day appointments. The phones will be answered until all of the appointments for the day have been filled. Located at the Downtown Health Center, 339 King Street, Fredericton.
This is not a walk in clinic – appointments are booked online or by phone. In person booking is not available.
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Tele-Care is a free and confidential provincial health information and advice line available to all New Brunswickers. By dialing 8-1-1 at any time of the day or night, you will gain access to bilingual intake navigators and registered nurses, who will help you find health information and services, discuss symptoms and recommend whether you should be seen by a provider.
Visit Tele-Care 8-1-1 to learn more.
Maple
Maple connects you with a national network of Canadian-licensed doctors, nurse practitioners, and healthcare providers online via secure text messaging, audio, or video. Please note that this service is not covered by provincial insurance and is paid for by the individual.
Visit Maple for more details.
E-Visit NB
eVisitNB is a virtual healthcare company that facilitates the provision of primary care in New Brunswick by connecting patients with health providers.
Visit evisitnb for more information.
Hospitals
Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital – Fredericton
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Student Nutritional Accessibility Program (SNAP) Throughout the academic year, the Student Association and the College provide a regular supply of non-perishable food items, bread, snack foods, hygienic supplies, and household essentials for students that need them. Students can also join the Community Food Smart Club to order fresh produce every month at affordable prices.
Contact the Student Life Coordinator for more information.
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International Students International students must purchase emergency medical insurance (guard.me) when confirming their acceptance at the college. For information on the plans and coverage, please visit guard.me.
Emergency medical insurance is used in lieu of the provincial healthcare card.
International students may be eligible for Medicare. Please visit Applying for Medicare Coverage for more information.
International students who obtain Medicare may opt-out of the emergency medical insurance by August 20 and January 20.
International students who obtain Medicare are signed up for the Annual Excursion Plan which has a cost of $65.
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Students with Disabilities Accessibility and Disability Support at NBCCD
At NBCCD, we are committed to fostering an inclusive, accessible environment for all students. Our goal is to ensure that students with documented disabilities have equitable access to academic programs, campus facilities, campus events, and support services in a way that is timely, respectful, and effective.
Our Accessibility Team
NBCCD’s accessibility team includes the College Counsellor and Learning Strategist, who work collaboratively with students, faculty, and staff to:
- Implement appropriate academic accommodations
- Provide individualized support strategies
- Maintain student privacy
- Uphold academic integrity
For New Students
If you are a new student with accessibility needs, we strongly encourage you to connect with the Learning Strategist as soon as your admission is confirmed.
Early identification allows us to plan proactively and remove potential barriers to your success.For Current Students
If you are a current student with a disability and have not yet self-identified, we encourage you to reach out to the Learning Strategist or College Counsellor as early as possible. We’re here to support you.
Additional Supports
The Accessibility Services team can also:
- Help you access disability-related benefits
- Assist with applications for programs through Student Financial Assistance
- Contact Accessibility at: accessibility@nbccd.ca
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Worksafe NB All students are covered by Worksafe NB if they are injured while engaged in an activity related to, and included in their program curriculum. Students must report to administration to complete the appropriate Worksafe NB form when injured, even if the injury seems trivial.
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Medicare -
New Brunswick Community, Government, and Social Services 211 is the information and referral service that connects New Brunswickers to critical human, social, community and government support.
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COVID-19 Protocols Please check our COVID-19 Guidelines page for up-to-date information on health and safety regulations.
Learn more about additional Health and Wellness Resources available in Fredericton.
Accommodations Handbook
This handbook is designed to guide you through the various accommodations and support services available here at NBCCD. Whether you require academic adjustments, accessibility resources, or any other form of assistance, our staff is here to help you navigate your educational journey with confidence and ease.