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If a person is financially independent from other household members, then the person does not have to be included on the application. spouse or partner who lives in a long-term care home.spouse or partner who lives in another province or outside Canada.children who are students, who may not live with you but rely on you for financial support.children, parents and/or grandparents who live with you and rely on you, or you rely on them, for financial support.have entered into a cohabitation agreement together under Section 53 of the Family Law Act.have lived together for at least one year.your spouse, common-law or same-sex partner, if you:.The following people are considered part of your household and must be included on your application: You have to apply for the Trillium Drug Program as a household. Search for covered drugs Defining your household The Trillium Drug Program covers the cost of about 5,000 prescription drugs that are currently available through the Ontario Drug Benefit program, and about 1,000 drug products upon meeting specified criteria through the Exceptional Access Program. spend about 4% or more of your after-tax household income on prescription-drug costs.

do not have an insurance plan that pays for 100% of your drugs.do not already qualify for the Ontario Drug Benefit program (for example, you are not enrolled in a program such as Ontario Works).have a valid Ontario health card number.If you have high prescription-drug costs - compared to your household income - you might qualify for the Trillium Drug Program Who should apply

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