Alberta Health Card Renewal: Revalidate Your AHCIP Coverage
Since July 2, 2026, new Alberta health cards have an expiry date. Before it, you revalidate your coverage in person at an Alberta registry agent. Your health card can be a standalone card, a digital card in the Alberta Wallet app, or your personal health number on the back of your driver's licence or ID card.
Three kinds of health card
| Card | What it is |
|---|---|
| Integrated card | Your Alberta driver's licence or ID card, with your personal health number on the back |
| Mobile health card | A digital card in the Alberta Wallet app |
| Standalone card | A separate physical card, for people who don't qualify for an integrated card |
Renewing your driver's licence?
Since July 2, 2026, you revalidate your health coverage when you get or renew an Alberta licence or ID card. Bring your physical health card if you have one.
Lost card
A replacement requires revalidating your coverage in person at a registry agent.
Step by step
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Check the expiry date on your card.
Integrated cards expire with your driver's licence or ID card. Standalone and mobile cards show their own date.
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Visit any Alberta registry agent before it expires.
You will revalidate your residency and personal details for everyone on your AHCIP account.
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Receive your card.
Standalone cards are mailed from the AHCIP office.
Phone numbers
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Frequently asked questions
Do Alberta health cards expire?
New cards issued since July 2, 2026 include an expiry date. Integrated cards expire with your licence or ID card.
Can I renew my Alberta health card online?
No. Revalidation is done in person at a registry agent.
Sources
- Health cards (alberta.ca) (checked 2026-11-10) (alberta.ca)
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