Care-First Medical Assessor's Report, Alberta

Under Alberta's Care-First auto insurance system, starting January 1, 2027, independent multidisciplinary medical assessments support recovery and benefit decisions. The primary medical assessor records the assessment's findings in this report. A copy goes to the insurer and, on request, to the injured person and the treating practitioner.

Who completes it

The primary medical assessor of the independent multidisciplinary assessment completes the whole report.

Submitting and payment

How to submit it
The report goes to the insurer, and copies are provided to the injured person and the treating practitioner on request.

Good to know

  • Alberta's Care-First Medical Assessment resource explains the purpose, referral process and use of independent medical assessments to support recovery and benefit decisions.
  • Alberta's Care-First for Health Care Practitioners course covers medical assessment, along with the Program of Care, customized treatment and permanent impairment.
  • The report appears in Alberta's Care-First Forms, Reports and Supporting Documentation resource, updated September 28, 2026.

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Medical Assessor's Report

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Frequently asked questions

Can the treating practitioner get a copy of the Care-First Medical Assessor's Report?

Yes, on request. The report goes to the insurer, and a copy is provided to the injured person and the treating practitioner if they ask for it. The report sets out the findings of the independent multidisciplinary medical assessment.

Who writes the Care-First Medical Assessor's Report?

The primary medical assessor of the independent multidisciplinary assessment. Alberta's Medical Assessment resource for health care practitioners covers the purpose of these assessments, how referrals work and how the results support recovery and benefit decisions.