What maximum quantity of medication is allowed for Ontario Works recipients?

The maximum quantity of medication that is allowed for Ontario Works recipients is a 35-day supply. This is established to ensure that individuals receiving assistance have access to their necessary medications while also promoting responsible prescribing and dispensing practices. Allowing a 35-day supply strikes a balance between providing adequate medication for recipients and minimizing risks associated with having an excess supply, such as misuse or wastage of medications. This limit helps maintain proper monitoring and management of pharmaceutical care for individuals in the program.

The other options, such as a 30-day supply, a 60-day supply, or a 100-day supply, do not align with the specific regulations governing the Ontario Works program. Each of those alternatives could either limit access to necessary medications or increase the risk of improper use, making them unsuitable choices.