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Saskatchewan
- Some seniors’ and children’s prescriptions to cost more
Last week members of the Saskatchewan legislature passed the budget tabled earlier last month, which included a change that would mean 97,000 seniors and 47,000 families pay more for their prescription drugs. The change is an increase in the co-payment cap for the Seniors’ and Children’s Drug Plan from $15 to $20. On average, it is estimated that the affected seniors will pay an extra $125 annually and the affected families will pay an extra $20 per child on the plan.
More information on the Saskatchewan budget’s health provisions can be found here. - Saskatchewan has released Formulary Committee Bulletin #123 effective May 1, 2010.
- Saskatchewan has released Formulary Committee Bulletin #122 effective March, 2010.
- Saskatchewan has released Formulary Committee Bulletin #121 effective December, 2009.
- Saskatchewan has released Formulary Committee Bulletin #120 effective October, 2009.
- Saskatchewan has released Formulary Committee Bulletin #119 effective July 1, 2009.
- 1.7.1 Members - Dr. J. Tuchek is no longer on the DQAC. Dr. D. Seibel is no longer on the SFC.
- 1.8 Organizational Chart - Dan Florizone is the new Deputy Minister of Health.
