What documents must be provided for Trillium Drug Program qualification?

For qualification in the Trillium Drug Program, one of the primary requirements is to demonstrate financial need through documentation. Income tax returns for the previous year provide the necessary information about a person's financial situation, including total income, which is essential for determining eligibility for the program. These documents help establish whether an individual or family meets the thresholds for assistance with prescription medications.

Documents like a valid Ontario health card are important for identification and ensuring access to healthcare services but are not specifically sufficient for proving eligibility under the Trillium program. Similarly, while a recent utility bill can serve as proof of residency, it does not directly relate to income assessment. Income proof from employment alone may not capture all relevant financial factors that the program considers, such as other income sources or dependents. Thus, providing income tax returns is the most comprehensive and effective way to confirm eligibility for the Trillium Drug Program.