Care-First Program of Care Phase 2 / Concluding Report

When an injured person finishes the Program of Care under Alberta's Care-First system, the treating practitioner completes this report for the auto insurer. It documents functional status and progress on outcome measures at the conclusion of the program, following the Phase 1 Report completed after six weeks. The Program of Care takes effect January 1, 2027.

Who completes it

The health care practitioner who delivered the Program of Care completes the whole report.

Submitting and payment

How to submit it
Send the completed report to the injured person's auto insurer at the conclusion of the Program of Care.

Good to know

  • Treatment outside the Program of Care closes with a different form, a Care and Treatment Concluding Report in physical or mental health versions.
  • For weeks 13 through 24, Guideline 08-2026 sets out evidence-based treatment to support ongoing recovery for Program of Care-eligible injuries.
  • The Phase 2 / Concluding Report is one of the forms in Alberta's Care-First Forms, Reports and Supporting Documentation resource, updated September 28, 2026.

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Program of Care Phase 2 / Concluding Report

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Care-First Phase 2 / Concluding Report record?

The injured person's functional status and progress on outcome measures at the end of the Program of Care. It is the last Program of Care report, after the Program of Care Initial Assessment and the Phase 1 Report at six weeks.

Where are the Program of Care rules set out?

Superintendent of Insurance Guideline 04-2026, the Care-First Program of Care Guideline, gives practitioners guidance on eligibility, treatment and administration. Alberta's Program of Care resources for health care practitioners describe its purpose, structure and role in supporting recovery for eligible injuries.