Ontario Offering Seniors A Simpler Way To Renew Health Cards

Ontario is now making it easier for seniors — age 80 and over — to renew their health cards from the comfort of their own homes.

The Province's new mail-in renewal service for seniors age 80 and over allows them to apply for their new cards by completing and signing the back of their renewal notices and returning them to ServiceOntario in a pre-addressed envelope. This means they won't have to wait in lines or make trips through winter weather to renew their health cards anymore — instead, they can spend more time doing the things that matter most to them while ensuring seamless access to health services.

Seniors who prefer to renew their health cards in person can still visit a ServiceOntario centre.

This mail-in renewal option is part of the McGuinty government's commitment to put families first by making government services faster, friendlier and easier to access.

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