In Canada, the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is designed to make dental care more affordable for eligible residents. This includes seniors aged 65 and over, children under 18, and adults with a valid Disability Tax Credit certificate. The plan covers various oral health care services, and applications are now open in phases.
For prescription drugs, each province and territory offers benefit programs for eligible groups, often based on age, income, and medical condition, ensuring that those in need have access to necessary medications.
Comprehensive coverage for various dental procedures, including diagnostics, preventive, restorative, endodontic, and orthodontic services.
Financial protection against the high cost of prescription drugs and dental care, especially for those without employer benefits.
Co-payment structure based on adjusted family net income, ensuring affordability for a wider range of income levels.
Reimbursement for eligible oral health care services to participating oral health providers, reducing out-of-pocket expenses for patients.
Access to essential medical equipment and emergency travel medical services, enhancing overall healthcare support.