If you are covered by a private plan as part of your job, you have to check your prescription drug insurance when you retire.
You are not required to pay the annual premium for the Public Prescription Drug Insurance Plan if you were outside Québec from January 1 to December 31.
You must check your prescription drug coverage when you no longer receive last-resort financial assistance.
When you turn 65, you are automatically registered with the Public Prescription Drug Insurance Plan. If you are also eligible for a private plan, you have a choice to make.
Under certain conditions, your children continue benefiting from your prescription drug coverage upon turning 18 if they are full-time students.
Find out what steps you need to take with your insurer when you leave Québec to settle elsewhere.
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