Publicly-insured patients with certain medical conditions and disabilities are exempted or pay reduced co-payments in outpatient primary care, outpatient specialist contacts, clinical laboratory tests, pharmaceuticals and eyeglasses and/or contact lenses. People benefitting from a disability pension are fully covered for treatment of illness and during pregnancy, except for some designated medicines and homeopathic, which are either not covered or at a lesser rate. Seniors are exempted from co-payments for pharmaceuticals. For these individuals, the co-payment per month is means-tested on household income, and is limited to 10% of the costs for a medical service.