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An 18 year old living at home and not a student has a Centrelink Health Care card. Can their prescriptions be counted with the rest of the family?

April 26, 2017card centrelink health care Home Living prescriptions student year

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An 18 year old living at home and not a student has a Centrelink Health Care card. Can their prescriptions be counted with the rest of the family?

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No. Children 16 years of age and over who are not dependent students cannot be included with the rest of the family for the PBS Safety Net, whether or not they hold a Centrelink Heath Care card.