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Overview

Language
English
Age Group
Children (5–18)
CEEs
1
Price
Paid (see fees section)

This University of Toronto-accredited course provides Speech Language Pathologists (S-LPs) with the unique opportunity to connect with S-LPs from across Canada to co-learn together while sharing their perspectives, ideas, practices, and experiences on various topics in the multidisciplinary field of literacy.

Because we have limited spaces available for participants, if you are unable to attend the webinar you registered for, please contact our events team as soon as possible.

Learning objectives:

  • Understand the recent restructuring of Indigenous Services Canada (ISC).
  • Develop foundational knowledge of the Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) Program, including client eligibility.
  • Discover where and how to access program forms and additional information efficiently.
  • Gain a strong understanding of the program’s medical supplies and equipment audiology benefits, including:
    • eligible prescribers and recommenders
    • equipment coverage
    • procedures for obtaining audiology benefits
    • required documentation
    • roles of the prescriber, provider, and client

Intended Audience

NIHB prescribers, recommenders, and providers, including clinicians and administrators

About the presenter

Maxine Flaman, R. Aud

Maxine is a policy analyst with the Non-Insured Health Benefits Program and a licensed, certified clinical audiologist. For over 25 years, she has worked alongside First Nations Peoples and communities, delivering audiological services grounded in experience and collaboration.

DETAILS

December 1 to December 5, 2026

Online

12 p.m. EST

Presenter(s)
Jana Leggett, MHSc, Reg. CASLPO
Jana Leggett, MHSc, Reg. CASLPO
Sherry Raffalovitch, MHSc, Reg. CASLPO
Sherry Raffalovitch, MHSc, Reg. CASLPO
Topics
Literacy