Service Canada requests this short report when a patient's disabling condition comes back, in connection with Canada Pension Plan disability benefits. The treating clinician describes the recurrence so Service Canada has current medical evidence for its decision. The form is not public: it arrives from Service Canada about a specific patient, and you return it to the office listed on it with an invoice.
The treating physician or nurse practitioner who receives the request from Service Canada answers the report's clinical questions.
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Medical Report - Recurrence of the Same Medical Problem
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When CPP disability benefits stopped because the person returned to work, volunteering or school, and the same or a related disability comes back, Service Canada can restart benefits through automatic reinstatement. That process requires the beneficiary's request and a form from the doctor or nurse practitioner confirming the recurrence.
It is a short report, paid at a much lower maximum than the full ISP-2519 medical report. Service Canada asks that every question be answered, and its general guidance asks reports to cover conditions, functional limitations, prognosis, treatment and the impact on the patient's ability to work now and in the future.
No. The ISP-2525 is not in Service Canada's public forms catalogue. Service Canada sends its recurrence and reinstatement forms itself; for automatic reinstatement, it mails the forms to the beneficiary when benefits stop. A patient who needs a copy should contact Service Canada directly.