What is the total amount for catastrophic medical, rehabilitation, and attendant care?

The total amount for catastrophic medical, rehabilitation, and attendant care is set at $2,000,000 according to the guidelines established in Ontario’s auto insurance system. This limit applies to individuals who have sustained catastrophic injuries as a result of an accident and is designed to cover extensive medical treatment, rehabilitation needs, and the cost of attendant care after such significant injuries.

This substantial coverage reflects the seriousness and potential long-term needs of individuals facing catastrophic injuries, ensuring that they have access to the necessary resources for recovery and support. It is crucial for insured individuals to be aware of this cap, as it directly impacts their treatment options and financial planning following an accident.

Other amounts listed, such as $200,000, $1,000,000, and $1,500,000, do not accurately represent the current legislative stipulation for catastrophic injuries, which confirms the importance of staying informed about the correct limits as outlined in the insurance coverage documents.