Occupational therapist's initial assessment report on an ICBC claim.
- Completed by
- Occupational therapist
- Issued by
- ICBC
- Format
- Fillable PDF
- Language
- English
Occupational therapists use this nine-page report to update ICBC when they recommend treatment beyond what the initial or previous report authorized. It records treatment sessions to date, current medical status, ongoing symptoms and limitations, daily function and work status, then updates goals, recommendations and the OT program cost projection. It must reach ICBC before the current authorization runs out.
The approved occupational therapist treating the customer completes and certifies the whole report, confirming client consent or an ICBC request under section 28 or 28.1 of the Insurance (Vehicle) Act.
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Occupational Therapy Progress Report
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If you recommend funding beyond what the initial or last progress report authorized, ICBC's OT program guide requires the report at least five business days before the current authorization end date or the last scheduled session, whichever comes first. Exceptions apply if the customer refuses consent or the Claims Contact sets another date in writing.
The program guide allows up to two hours of report completion time for a progress report, including email, in-person or telephone case consultation made to complete the report. Time should reflect the complexity and circumstances of the customer, with less complex reports billed at shorter durations.