-Have a prescription or sleep study for a CPAP or BiPAP machine from a sleep specialist
-Do not have private health insurance that covers the cost of OSA treatment
Earns income less than $35,000 individually (or less than $60,000 per household)
-Agree to have the machine calibrated to the individual's needs by a sleep specialist
-Commit to maintaining treatment
-Commit to returning the machine if they are not using it, or are able to access a new one
-Sign a contract with the PEI Lung Association agreeing to these commitments

To be eligible must be:

-An individual with a disability diagnosed by a health professional
-Experiencing significant impairment as a result of a diagnosed disability that is expected to last for 12 months or more
-A PEI resident with a provincial health number
-A Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada
-Under the age of 65 at the time of application

PEI residents 18 years and older who are unable to cover the basic costs of living ,and level of assistance is-Managed on a case-by-case basis -Is calculated based on income, family size and housing type Contact or visit handbook for full details

Individuals referred for heart, heart-lung, single or double lung, liver or pancreas (non-Bcell) transplant surgery that is not available in the Maritimes and who:
-Arrange to live within 8 hours of the hospital where the surgery will take place and be available when a suitable organ is found
-Are having non-experimental transplant surgery

Paid customers of Maritime bus who have any of the following conditions may apply:
-Walking difficulties
-Visual or hearing impairments
-Other disabilities deemed to require an assistant or those who cannot travel independently

Eligible applicants must:
-Be undergoing active cancer treatment
- Have at least 10 appointments per year related to treatment OR live more than 200 km away from the treatment centre
-Have household combined gross annual income is less than $44,500
Note: Recipients of the Social Assistance Program or Accessibility Supports (Disability Support Program) in Epekwitk / PEI are not eligible for the Travel Treatment Fund.

Must meet all of the following criteria:

-Received a Health Canada authorized vaccine
-Claims can be filed within 3 years after the date of vaccination, date of death or date when an injury first becomes apparent
-Injury reported to health care provider
-Date of vaccination was on or after December 8, 2020
-The vaccine was administered in Canada (Exceptions apply)
-The injury is serious and permanent or has resulted in death

Varies by service * Veterans and their families

Varies by service * Veterans and their families

Varies by service * RCMP and their families