Skip to main content
PharmasaveLynnwood
(780) 761-0504Refill a prescription (opens in a new tab)

Alberta Aids to Daily Living

AADL supplies at Pharmasave Lynnwood

Pharmasave Lynnwood is an approved vendor for the Government of Alberta's Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL) program, which helps pay for basic medical equipment and supplies for Albertans with a long-term disability, chronic illness or terminal illness.

Call (780) 761-0504Browse products

Approved categories

What we supply through AADL

These are the product categories the Government of Alberta lists for this store in its AADL vendor search tool (opens in a new tab) (checked Friday, October 30). Specific products and stock vary, so please call to check what we have.

  • Ostomy supplies

    Supplies for people living with an ostomy.

  • Incontinence supplies

    Supplies for managing bladder or bowel incontinence.

  • Catheter supplies

    Catheters and related supplies.

  • Injection supplies

    Supplies for injectable medications, such as syringes or pen needles.

  • Compression garments (ready-made)

    Ready-made compression stockings and garments.

  • Soft supports (ready-made)

    Ready-made braces and supports.

  • Bathing and toileting aids (small)

    Smaller aids for the bathroom and toilet.

  • Mattress accessories, overlays and transfer aids

    Mattress overlays and accessories, and aids for moving safely in and out of bed.

How it works

Getting supplies through AADL

  1. 1

    Get assessed

    An AADL-approved health care professional (an "authorizer") assesses your needs and decides what equipment and supplies AADL will fund.

  2. 2

    Get authorized

    The authorizer approves funding for the products you need. AADL does not reimburse items bought before you are assessed and authorized.

  3. 3

    Choose a vendor

    You can buy from any AADL-approved vendor and change vendors at any time. Pharmasave Lynnwood is an approved vendor for the categories listed above.

Cost sharing and eligibility

  • AADL is a cost-share program. According to the Government of Alberta, clients pay 25% of the benefit cost, up to a maximum of $500 per individual or family per year.
  • Low-income Albertans and people receiving income assistance do not pay the cost-share portion.
  • There are no income requirements to qualify. You need a valid Alberta Health Care card and a need lasting 6 months or longer.
  • You may not be eligible if comparable benefits are available from another source, such as Veterans Affairs, WCB, NIHB or private insurance.

Read the full details on AADL eligibility and applying (opens in a new tab) and the AADL program page (opens in a new tab) at alberta.ca.

We don't decide eligibility

Eligibility, authorization and the amount AADL funds are decided by the AADL program and your authorizer, not by the pharmacy. For questions about the program, contact AADL or call Health Link at 811.

Already authorized?

Call us to check that we have what you need before you come in. Please don't send authorization forms or health information through this website.

Call (780) 761-0504