You qualify for the Public Prescription Drug Insurance Plan if you do not have access to a private plan in your professional or family life.
Are you confused about the concepts of health insurance and prescription drug insurance? Here is some information to help you understand them better.
Everyone who is permanently settled in Québec must have prescription drug insurance coverage at all times.
This is a general information pamphlet on prescription drug insurance: annual premium, private plans and public plan, covered drugs, and contribution.
This is a general information pamphlet on prescription drug insurance coverage after retirement: private plans and public plan, registration, and deregistration.
You can apply for a reimbursement with your pharmacist for the cost of purchased medications that are usually covered.
You must check your prescription drug coverage when you no longer receive last-resort financial assistance.
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
