Learn about the Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) program and how to access it. Also search for important health-related resources, contact information and the Drug Benefit List.

How to identify yourself or your child in order to access Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) program coverage. On this page: Client identification requirements; First Nations client …

If you are an Inuit client, you can use either your Northwest Territories health card number, Nunavut health card number, or your NIHB Client Identification Number (N number). Learn …

NIHB navigators, including the Inuvialuit Health Systems Navigator, work to improve awareness of the NIHB program and provide information on the eligible benefit areas. This includes: …

To access NIHB in Nunavut or while travelling outside the territory, eligible clients must either have a Nunavut Health Care Card which identifies them as Inuit (the last digit of the health …

Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) program. Coverage for prescription drugs and over-the-counter products; Dental benefits; Benefits for medical supplies and equipment ; Eye and …

A Secure Certificate of Indian Status (Status Card) verifies your First Nations or Inuit heritage. You can get benefits and resources specifically for First Nations or Inuit people once you've …

The Non-Insured Health Benefit (NIHB) program provides eligible First Nations and Inuit persons with coverage for a range of health benefits. Through Indigenous Services Canada,

It may cover the costs of some, or all, medical, dental, and pharmacy services that eligible First Nations members may need. The NIHB program may provide medically necessary goods and …

Learn about coverage for drugs, dental and vision care, medical supplies and equipment, mental health counselling and medical transportation. Coverage is available for registered First …