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Your pharmacist will apply an automatic $15 per prescription limit for children 14 and under, (for drugs in the Formulary, or with approved Exception Drug Status). Outside Saskatchewan, save your receipt and apply for reimbursement.

Aboriginal Health

First Nations and Métis people have unique health needs, and an overall gap exists between the health status of Aboriginal people and that of the non-Aboriginal population. The Saskatchewan Ministry of Health is working in partnership with First Nation communities, Saskatchewan health regions and other health organizations to improve the health status of Aboriginal people.

		Memorandum of Understanding: E-Health Initiatives in First Nations Communities The Ministry of Health, the Northern Inter-Tribal Health Authority and Health Canada have established a relationship for advancing e-health interests.

		Memorandum of Understanding: First Nations Health & Well-being in Saskatchewan Agreement between federal, Saskatchewan and First Nations to improve the well-being of Saskatchewan First Nations' families and communities.

		Aboriginal Health Transition Fund The Government of Canada funds efforts to improve the way health services are provided to First Nations, Inuit and Métis people.

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Aboriginal Health