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then you are probably eligible to receive 100% public coverage of all prescribed medicines that are listed on the BC PharmaCare formulary. The formulary is not publicly available, but it is possible to search it by looking up the name of the medication to see if it is covered. If your medicine requires a special authority, please click here to learn more.

then you are probably eligible to receive 70% public coverage of all prescribed medicines that are listed on the BC PharmaCare formulary. Coverage increases to 100% of eligible medication costs after your family has spent a certain percentage of your annual household income on formulary-covered medications (this amount can be calculated here). The formulary is not publicly available, but it is possible to search it by looking up the name of the medication to see if it is covered. If your medicine requires a special authority,  please click here to learn more.

then you will need to reach the deductible amount which increases with income before you are  eligible to receive 70% public coverage of all prescribed medicines that are listed on the BC PharmaCare formulary. Coverage increases to 100% of eligible medication costs after your family has spent the equivalent of approximately 4-5% of its annual income on formulary-covered medications. The formulary is not publicly available, but it is possible to search it by looking up the name of the medication to see if it is covered. If your medicine requires a special authority,  please click here to learn more.

then you are probably eligible to receive 100% public coverage of all prescribed medicines that are listed on the BC PharmaCare formulary. The formulary is not publicly available, but it is possible to search it by looking up the name of the medication to see if it is covered. If your medicine requires a special authority,  please click here to learn more.

then you are probably eligible to receive 75% public coverage of all prescribed medicines that are listed on the BC PharmaCare formulary. Coverage increases to 100% of eligible medication costs after your family has spent the equivalent of approximately 1.25% of its annual income on formulary-covered medications. The formulary is not publicly available, but it is possible to search it by looking up the name of the medication to see if it is covered. If your medicine requires a special authority,  please click here to learn more.

then you are probably eligible to receive 75% public coverage of all prescribed medicines that are listed on the BC PharmaCare formulary. Coverage increases to 100% of eligible medication costs after your family has spent the equivalent of approximately 2% of its annual income on formulary-covered medications. The formulary is not publicly available, but it is possible to search it by looking up the name of the medication to see if it is covered. If your medicine requires a special authority,  please click here to learn more.

then you will need to reach the deductible amount which increases with income before you are eligible to receive 75% public coverage of all prescribed medicines that are listed on the BC PharmaCare formulary. Coverage increases to 100% of eligible medication costs after your family has spent the equivalent of approximately 4-5% of its annual income on formulary-covered medications. The formulary is not publicly available, but it is possible to search it by looking up the name of the medication to see if it is covered. If your medicine requires a special authority,  please click here to learn more.