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Alberta Care-First Standard Invoice (Auto Insurance)

Alberta's Care-First auto insurance system starts January 1, 2027, and the Standard Invoice is how health care practitioners bill under it. It documents the health care or service costs a practitioner submits to support payment or reimbursement. Treasury Board and Finance lists it first among the Care-First forms, reports and supporting documents in its September 2026 resource for practitioners.

Who completes it

The health care practitioner both initiates and completes the Standard Invoice, according to Alberta's Care-First forms resource. The insurer is the party that receives it.

Submitting and payment

How to submit it
The practitioner submits the invoice to the injured person's auto insurer.
Who pays
The auto insurer pays or reimburses the health care or service costs documented on the invoice under Care-First.

Good to know

  • Care-First takes effect January 1, 2027; Alberta says it offers unlimited treatment as long as it supports recovery, naming chiropractic, physiotherapy and psychology care as examples.
  • The invoice sits alongside Care-First's treatment forms, such as Program of Care reports and Care and Treatment Requests, which for customized treatment need insurer approval before treatment begins.
  • Alberta's resource covers standard Care-First documents only; insurer-specific forms, internal templates and correspondence are outside its scope.

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Standard Invoice

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Frequently asked questions

When does Alberta's Care-First Standard Invoice start?

With the Care-First auto insurance system, which takes effect January 1, 2027. Treasury Board and Finance lists the Standard Invoice in its Care-First resource for health care practitioners on forms, reports and supporting documentation, dated September 28, 2026. The practitioner initiates and completes it and submits it to the insurer.

Who completes the Care-First Standard Invoice?

The health care practitioner who provided the care or service. Alberta's Care-First forms resource shows the practitioner initiating and completing the invoice and submitting it to the insurer, to support payment or reimbursement of the health care or service costs it documents.

What other Care-First forms do health care practitioners complete?

Alberta's resource lists Program of Care reports, from the initial assessment to the Phase 1 and concluding reports, and customized treatment forms for physical and mental health injuries, including Care and Treatment Requests that need insurer approval before treatment begins. Insurers initiate specialized assessments such as range of motion, scarring and daily living assistance reports.