Changes to OHIP+, which took effect on April 1, mean that people under 24 whose parents have a private health-care plan are no longer eligible to receive the government funding.

Andrea Horwath told a party event on Saturday that voters can expect to see the full platform in the coming weeks.

The Ontario NDP say the plan would cover 125 medications deemed essential, including those for high blood pressure, asthma, diabetes, allergies, migraines, mental health conditions and HIV, as well as birth control.