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RBC Insurance Disability Attending Physician Statement

RBC Insurance individual disability claims need an attending physician's statement completed by the client's physician and submitted with RBC's Disability Claim Form. RBC's claims page points physicians to the Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association's statement, and its claim form says the statement must suit the diagnosis, with the appropriate form available by calling RBC. The client opens the claim by phone first.

Who completes it

The physician completes the attending physician's statement. The client completes RBC's Individual Disability Claim Form, including a statement of disability and authorizations.

Submitting and payment

How to submit it
The statement is sent with the Disability Claim Form to RBC Life Insurance Company's Life and Health Claims Department by email or fax.

Good to know

  • RBC's claim form says the completed forms must reach RBC Life Insurance Company within 90 days of the claimed disability date.
  • RBC's document checklist accepts either the attending physician's statement or the available medical records.
  • The client should call RBC before sending anything; RBC asks clients to make a claim request by phone, with the policy number if they have it.
  • The claim form also asks for every physician and health care provider treating the condition, including physiotherapists, chiropractors, psychologists and counsellors.

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Attending Physician Statement

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Frequently asked questions

Which attending physician statement does RBC Insurance use?

RBC's claims page directs clients to the attending physician statement on the Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association site, whose current form is the Initial Disability Insurance Medical Statement. RBC's claim form adds that the physician must complete a statement according to the diagnosis, and clients can call RBC for the appropriate form.

Can medical records be sent instead of the RBC attending physician statement?

RBC's Individual Disability Claim Form lists the attending physician's statement or available medical records among the documents to attach. Police or incident reports, other insurers' correspondence, proof of income and correspondence about other income such as short-term disability, EI, workers' compensation or CPP/QPP are also requested.