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The document provides detailed instructions for physicians on completing the AISH Application Part B - Medical Report, which is necessary for applicants seeking financial and health benefits under the Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) program in Alberta. It outlines the physician's responsibilities, including obtaining patient consent, documenting medical conditions, functional limitations, treatment history, and prognosis. The report will be used to assess eligibility for AISH benefits and may be shared with relevant parties as per privacy regulations.

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What is the maximum AISH payment?

Payment Amounts BenefitMaximum Monthly Allowance Modified Living Allowance - Private Room $2,366 Modified Living Allowance - Shared Room $2,047 Modified Living Allowance - Standard Room $1,880 Child Allowance - First Dependent Child $2273 more rows Jan 17, 2025

What is the maximum income for AISH?

The first $1,950 of the applicant, client and their cohabiting partners combined monthly net employment or self-employment income is fully exempt. Any amount above $1,950, and up to $2,500, is 50% exempt for a maximum employment income exemption of $2,225 a month. What happens if I no longer qualify for AISH?

What is income support for disabled people in Alberta?

Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) AISH provides money for living and health-related expenses to adults with a disability or ongoing health condition. To be eligible, your condition must be permanent and limit your ability to earn a living. Apply for AISH six months before you turn 18.

How many people are on AISH in Alberta?

There are currently 77,000 Albertans who are on AISH. The maximum monthly allowance for a person on AISH is $1,901 per month. Seniors, Community and Social Services Minister Jason Nixon announced a new disability program on top of AISH called the Alberta Disability Assistance Program (ADAP) in February.

What are exempt assets for AISH in Alberta?

AISH classifies assets as either exempt (not counted) or non-exempt (counted). Some examples of exempt assets that are not counted include a principal residence, a vehicle, a second vehicle adapted for the disability, clothing and reasonable household items.