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Coverage for children under 19 years of age or age 65 and over for:
- One complete exam
- One partial exam and one diagnostic procedure per benefit year
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- Medically required eye examinations
- Routine eye examinations for children under 19 years of age or age 65 and over
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Coverage for children under 19 years of age or age 65 and over:
- One complete routine eye exam every two years
- Exams for all ages will be covered if deemed medically necessary by a physician or optometrist
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Not covered
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Not covered
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Some residents may have health coverage through:
- Extended Health Benefits (EHB) for Seniors
- Non-insured Health Benefits (NIHB) (Health Canada)
- Metis Health Benefits (MHB)
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Coverage for children up to their 10th birthday, or age 65 and over:
- Routine vision analysis once every two years
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Services provided by opthalmologist
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Coverage for persons under 20 and age 65 and over: one eye exam once a year;
One major eye exam every 12 months for persons aged 20 - 64 who have medical conditions requiring regular eye examinations.
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Coverage for Persons under the age of 18 and age 65 and over:
- One complete eye examination and one extensive colour vision test per year
- Employment assistance recipients age 18 to 64 are entitled to receive these services once every two years.
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Coverage for those under 18 years of age or in receipt of a Saskatchewan Income Plan supplement or receive benefits under the Supplementary Health Program or Family Health Benefits:
- Routine eye examinations (limited to one per 24-month period if between 18 and 64 years or one per 12-month period if any other age)
- Partial eye examinations (except when optometrist provides service within 90 days of a routine eye examination)
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Not covered |
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