Learn how to request a reimbursement after purchasing eyeglasses or contact lenses for a child under the age of 18.
The program covers the cost of purchase, replacement and repair of devices that compensate for a physical deficiency: orthoses, prostheses and other aids.
You must be present in Québec to remain eligible for the Health Insurance Plan.
The Medical Services Program is a universal program, which means that anyone insured by the Health Insurance Plan is eligible.
Learn how to register a newborn or adopted child for the Health Insurance Plan and the Public Prescription Drug Insurance Plan.
Discover the optometrist's services covered for everyone, for children as well as people aged 65 and over, and for those with visual impairments.
RAMQ pays for services covered by the Health Insurance Plan when rendered to insured persons (medical, optometric, dental or pharmaceutical services).
Find out which dental services are covered for everyone, for children and for recipients of last-resort financial assistance.
Most health professionals participate in the public health insurance plan, but some do not and others have opted out.
