What is the maximum amount for non-catastrophic medical, rehabilitation, and attendant care?

The correct amount for non-catastrophic medical, rehabilitation, and attendant care under Ontario's Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule is $65,000. This limit applies to individuals who have sustained injuries in motor vehicle accidents that are classified as non-catastrophic.

In the context of insurance and accident benefits in Ontario, understanding the classification of injuries is crucial, as it determines the coverage limits available. Non-catastrophic injuries are less severe compared to catastrophic ones, which come with significantly higher coverage limits due to the more extensive and ongoing care typically required.

The other amounts listed, such as $100,000, $1,000,000, and $2,000,000, represent coverage limits for different types of injuries or different classifications of claims within the broader context of motor vehicle accident benefits, but they do not reflect the limit specifically set for non-catastrophic injuries. Knowing these distinctions helps brokers and clients navigate the complexities of insurance options and ensures that they are aware of the coverage available in the event of a motor vehicle accident.