Clinics bill CNESST on this form for physiotherapy or occupational therapy given to an injured worker, and it doubles as the attendance record. It is sent twice: within 7 days of the initial evaluation, and again at the end of treatment with the end date filled in. Services must be billed within 180 days, and IVAC uses the same form for crime victims.
The clinic's physiotherapist, physiotherapy technologist (T.R.P.) or occupational therapist completes the whole form. The treating professional's prescription goes with it, and the clinical reports are the Rapport de physiothérapie (5053) or Rapport d'ergothérapie (5054).
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Compte de soins et traitements de physiothérapie ou d'ergothérapie
Statement of Account for Physiotherapy or Occupational Therapy Care and Treatment
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Twice. First within 7 days of the initial evaluation, then at the end of treatment with the end date entered. If the evaluation shows no treatment is needed, enter the initial evaluation date as the end date. Every service must be billed to CNESST within 180 days.
The clinic's physiotherapist, physiotherapy technologist (T.R.P.) or occupational therapist. CNESST's tariff sets different rates depending on who gives the care: initial evaluations differ for physiotherapy and occupational therapy, and treatments by a T.R.P. are paid at a different rate from those by a physiotherapist or OT.
Yes. IVAC, the crime victims compensation program CNESST administers, uses the same Compte de soins et traitements de physiothérapie ou d'ergothérapie, which serves as both invoice and attendance record. The physiotherapy (5053) and occupational therapy (5054) reports are also shared with IVAC files.