Health card renewal stickers this fall
With health cards set to expire at the end of 2026, eHealth is reminding Saskatchewan residents to make sure their address and family information on file is up-to-date to ensure they receive their new health card stickers this fall.
June 22, 2026
Media Release, Health, eHealth Saskatchewan
Key points from this story:
- Health cards expire at end of 2026
- Renewal stickers mailed starting mid-September
- Update address and family information online
- Express Address updates require no further action
- Stickers extend coverage until Dec. 31, 2029
- Expired cards may result in billed services
2026 is a health card renewal year and preparations are underway. eHealth will begin mailing out renewal stickers to anyone currently eligible for Saskatchewan health coverage starting mid-September.
If your address or other personal information has changed, Health Registries needs to know. It is easy to provide updates online at ehealthsask.ca.
Let eHealth know if you have had any changes in the last three years, such as:
- new address
- changes in your family (e.g. marriage, divorce, addition or removal of dependents)
If you have moved and already used Express Address and chose to update your health card, no action is required.
Renewal stickers will extend your current health card and service coverage until Dec. 31, 2029; put them on your card as soon as they arrive. If your health card expires, you could be billed for medical services.
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