Access to digital platforms such as mobile apps, online visits facilitated through chat-based systems, consultations with nurse practitioners, and non-essential medical visits are examples of services not covered by most insurance policies or provincial health plans in Canada. Here’s a breakdown:Insurance Coverage: Traditional insurance plans typically do not include some of these medical services. This means that if you're seeking treatment through online consultations, you'll most likely need to pay out-of-pocket.Provincial Health Plans: Similarly, provincial health plans across Canada usually do not cover the costs associated these medical services. These plans are more geared towards in-person or synchronous video consultations with medical doctors.Therefore, you will need to pay a subscription fee or visit fee when seeing most virtual health providers, and it varies depending on the specific treatment you need as well as the type of support being received. Always check with your insurance provider for the most precise information regarding your coverage.