There are rules about who is entitled to coverage from the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP). Private health insurance is also available in Ontario and may help cover drugs and medical expenses not covered by the government.
Health and Disability – OHIP and other health insurance
A project of Community Living Ontario, the Administrative Justice Support Network supports people who are making an appeal before an administrative board or tribunal whether or not they have legal representation. Their website has information on...
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EnglishThis resource discusses the health and mental health rights of young people under 18. Topics covered include the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) and health care options for people who do not qualify for OHIP. It has information on the rights of...
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EnglishNewcomers to Ontario must wait three months before they can be covered by Ontario Health Insurance (OHIP). During this three-month waiting period, OHIP does not pay for the medical services of newcomers, but they can buy private health insurance to...
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English, French (français)This booklet provides information on disability insurance for people with multiple sclerosis. It describes different kinds of disability insurance, gives tips on applying for benefits, and explains how to appeal if benefits are denied.
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