Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living

To be eligible for SAIL, you must:

• Be a resident of Saskatchewan (check your eligibility for health benefits in Saskatchewan);
• Possess a valid Saskatchewan Health Services Number;
• Be referred for service by an authorized health care professional;
• Use a service in Saskatchewan, unless pre-authorized by Saskatchewan Health; and
• Not receive benefits from other government agencies such as Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI), Worker's Compensation Board, Health Canada (Non-Insured Health Benefits Program), or Department of Veterans Affairs

For more information, see the SAIL General Policies.

• Provide people with physical disabilities and certain chronic health conditions a basic level of coverage for disability related equipment, devices, products, and supplies in a cost effective and timely manner.
• Improve affordability of disability supports.
• Ensure easy access to benefits by maintaining effective co-ordination with health professionals and provider agencies in the community and institutions.
• Help facilitate discharge from hospital so people can return to their homes.
• Ensure appropriate and reasonable use of SAIL benefits.

• Prosthetics and Orthotics Program
• Mobility and Assistive Devices (Special Needs Equipment) Program
• Therapeutic Nutritional Products Program
• Respiratory Equipment Program
  Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) Loan Program
• Home Oxygen Program
• Children's Enteral Feeding Pump Program
• Compression Garment Program

• Paraplegia Program
• Cystic Fibrosis Program
• Chronic End-Stage Renal Disease Program
• Ostomy Program
• Haemophilia Program
• Aids to the Blind
• Saskatchewan Insulin Pump Program