When the government first announced people with disabilities would have access to national dental coverage this year, Antonella Giordano really started to look forward to no longer paying out of pocket to care for her teeth.
Even though she has applied for the tax credit certificate, Giordano doesn’t think she will be approved, and therefore would not be eligible for dental coverage. Citizens’ Services Minister Terry Beech said earlier this month the full rollout will happen in January 2025, but Health Canada clarified Thursday it will happen sometime next year.
The government recently came under fire for overpromising and underdelivering on a new disability benefit, which the Liberals initially said would lift hundreds of thousands of people with disabilities out of poverty. “We need to recognize that reality, that disabled people today need food, they need a roof over their head.”
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