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The Special Support Program is an income-tested program that helps residents with their drug costs in relation to their income. Applicants will receive a deductible and a co-payment for each calendar year.

The Special Support Program is an income-tested program that helps residents with their drug costs in relation to their income. Applicants will receive a deductible and a co-payment for each calendar year.

What is the SSP? The SSP is an income-tested program that helps Saskatchewan residents with high drug costs in relation to their income. Eligible applicants will receive a letter each year that provides a deductible and co-payment for coverage under the provincial prescription drug plan.

The Province of Saskatchewan administers the Family Health Benefits program that gives health coverage to low-income families. With certain limits, benefits for children include prescription drugs, dental care, eye examinations, eye glasses, chiropractic services, medical supplies, and ambulance costs.

Your net income must be $69,741 or less on your 2021 income tax to be eligible for the year 2023. Seniors who are covered under federal government programs, such as the federal Non-Insured Health Benefits Program or Veterans Affairs are not eligible for the Seniors' Drug Plan.

Who is eligible for the Seniors' Drug Plan? You must be a Saskatchewan resident with a valid health card. You must be 65 years of age or older. You must have a net income (Line 23600 of your Income Tax and Benefit Return) that is $69,741 or less in 2021 to be eligible for the 2023 calendar year.

Your net income must be $69,741 or less on your 2021 income tax to be eligible for the year 2023. Seniors who are covered under federal government programs, such as the federal Non-Insured Health Benefits Program or Veterans Affairs are not eligible for the Seniors' Drug Plan.

The telephone number to access this line is 1-800-667-2549; the Drug Plan EDS Unit fax number is (306) 798-1089. The following information is required to process all EDS requests: patient name, patient Health Services Number (9 digits), name of drug, diagnosis* relevant to use of drug, prescriber name and phone number.

For additional questions or information regarding the Special Support Program, please call Drug Plan at (306) 787-3317 (local) or 1-800-667-7581 (toll-free).

Your net income must be $69,741 or less on your 2021 income tax to be eligible for the year 2023. Seniors who are covered under federal government programs, such as the federal Non-Insured Health Benefits Program or Veterans Affairs are not eligible for the Seniors' Drug Plan.

For additional questions or information regarding the Special Support Program, please call Drug Plan at (306) 787-3317 (local) or 1-800-667-7581 (toll-free).

The Special Support Program is an income-tested program that helps residents with their drug costs in relation to their income. Applicants will receive a deductible and a co-payment for each calendar year.

The Special Support Program is an income-tested program that helps residents with their drug costs in relation to their income. Applicants will receive a deductible and a co-payment for each calendar year.

What is the SSP? The SSP is an income-tested program that helps Saskatchewan residents with high drug costs in relation to their income. Eligible applicants will receive a letter each year that provides a deductible and co-payment for coverage under the provincial prescription drug plan.

The Province of Saskatchewan administers the Family Health Benefits program that gives health coverage to low-income families. With certain limits, benefits for children include prescription drugs, dental care, eye examinations, eye glasses, chiropractic services, medical supplies, and ambulance costs.

Your net income must be $69,741 or less on your 2021 income tax to be eligible for the year 2023. Seniors who are covered under federal government programs, such as the federal Non-Insured Health Benefits Program or Veterans Affairs are not eligible for the Seniors' Drug Plan.

Who is eligible for the Seniors' Drug Plan? You must be a Saskatchewan resident with a valid health card. You must be 65 years of age or older. You must have a net income (Line 23600 of your Income Tax and Benefit Return) that is $69,741 or less in 2021 to be eligible for the 2023 calendar year.

Your net income must be $69,741 or less on your 2021 income tax to be eligible for the year 2023. Seniors who are covered under federal government programs, such as the federal Non-Insured Health Benefits Program or Veterans Affairs are not eligible for the Seniors' Drug Plan.

The telephone number to access this line is 1-800-667-2549; the Drug Plan EDS Unit fax number is (306) 798-1089. The following information is required to process all EDS requests: patient name, patient Health Services Number (9 digits), name of drug, diagnosis* relevant to use of drug, prescriber name and phone number.

For additional questions or information regarding the Special Support Program, please call Drug Plan at (306) 787-3317 (local) or 1-800-667-7581 (toll-free).

Your net income must be $69,741 or less on your 2021 income tax to be eligible for the year 2023. Seniors who are covered under federal government programs, such as the federal Non-Insured Health Benefits Program or Veterans Affairs are not eligible for the Seniors' Drug Plan.

For additional questions or information regarding the Special Support Program, please call Drug Plan at (306) 787-3317 (local) or 1-800-667-7581 (toll-free).