The List of medications constitutes a regulatory list of the medications covered by Québec's basic prescription drug insurance plan.
What you need to do after the death of a loved one who was covered by the health insurance and prescription drug insurance plans.
Before leaving Québec to travel or study, or before moving abroad, check your situation with regard to health insurance and prescription drug insurance.
You must join your new employer’s private prescription drug plan, unless your drugs are covered under another private plan.
You must still have prescription drug insurance coverage when you are unemployed or temporarily absent from work (example: illness, maternity).
You have different ways of obtaining information (online, telephone, in writing) about the health insurance plan and the Public Prescription Drug Insurance Plan, among others.
This form confirms the intention of the parent or legal guardian of a child to reside in Québec for a period of more than 6 months following the date of registration of the child for health insurance. It must be signed before a commissioner for oaths and remains valid for 45 days.
Form 4489
Students age 18 to 25 no longer studying full time cease to be covered by their parents’ prescription drug insurance and must take out insurance for themselves.
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 must check your prescription drug coverage when you no longer receive last-resort financial assistance.
