Fair PharmaCare Calculator



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	Fair PharmaCare Calculator

You can view an estimate of your Fair PharmaCare plan financial assistance by entering the information requested below.

Were you or your spouse born in 1939 or earlier?


	Yes		No

Enter your family's net income from two years ago as reported on Line 236 of your tax returns.

	Your Net Income:	Your Spouse's Net Income:
	$	$


3.	Enter any Universal Child Care Benefit payments you received two years ago. This is the amount you would have reported on Line 117 of your tax return. This amount is deducted from your net income when your assistance is calculated.
	Your UCCB Amount:	Your Spouse's UCCB Amount:
	$	$


4.	Click on the Calculate button.

The information you have entered indicates you would be eligible for Fair PharmaCare assistance as follows:

Family Deductible:	Portion Fair PharmaCare Pays: (once deductible reached)	Annual Family Maximum:
$	%	$

Deductible: Your family is responsible for 100% of costs until your eligible prescription and medical supply costs reach your deductible. Once your family reaches this amount, PharmaCare assists your family by paying a percentage of further eligible expenses for the rest of the calendar year.

PharmaCare portion: PharmaCare will pay a portion of your prescription costs after you reach your deductible. Your family will pay only the remaining cost. For example, if the PharmaCare portion is 70%, your family would need to pay the remaining 30% of your eligible prescription costs until you reach your Annual Family Maximum.

Annual Family Maximum: The Annual Family Maximum protects your family from excessively high expenses. Once your contributions towards eligible prescription costs reach this amount, PharmaCare pays 100% of your further eligible expenses for the rest of the year.

You can also select one of the links below for more information on Fair PharmaCare assistance levels.

Regular Fair PharmaCare Assistance

Assistance for those born in or before 1939

Search BC PharmaCare

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Last Revised: January 04, 2008