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Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Saskatchewan! Healthy people. A healthy province.
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Health Budget 2008-2009 Highlights
Seniors' Drug Plan - Apply Today

The Drug Plan pays almost $200 million each year to offset the cost of about 3,700 approved prescription drugs. In 2006-07, we processed 9.6 million prescriptions and paid an average of 49% of the cost. Read more about drug coverage.

Programs and services commonly used by parents or guardians of children. For more information about children's health issues, see the Services for: Youth link in the top right corner.

The Healthy Living section of this website also contains information about health issues. See the Related Links at the bottom of this page for some of the family health topics.

Adoption Information
Information, and link to Community Resources website.
Birth Registration

Saskatchewan Vital Statistics handles the registration of newborns.

Children's Drug Plan

The Children’s Drug Plan is available to all Saskatchewan children 14 and under. - Effective July 1, 2008

Find a Doctor
Health regions can help you find a family doctor or health clinic.
Health Benefits

Coverage, registration, eligibility for additional support, and other information.

HealthLine 1-877-800-0002
Information and advice day or night from a nurse.
HealthLine Online

Information and advice about healthy living, medical conditions, treatment options for your family.

Immunizations for Children

Schedule for immunizations for infants and older children.

Midwifery

Some health regions are preparing to introduce the use of midwives.

Parenting
Information and advice in the Healthy Living section of the website.
Therapies for Children
For children with hearing problems, developmental disorders and injuries.
Related Links
Feeding your Baby

Tips about breastfeeding, bottle feeding, supplements and solids.

Infant Care & Development
Advice on feeding, caring for infants, and helping their development.
Nutrition during Pregnancy
Tips for providing healthy conditions before your child is born.
Nutrition for young Children
Tips for healthy eating habits for children 1-5 years old.

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