Ontario health practitioners complete this two-page form when an insured person's treatment under the Minor Injury Guideline (MIG) ends. It reports discharge status and functional status at discharge to the auto insurer, closing the MIG episode that began with the OCF-23 Treatment Confirmation Form. It applies to accidents on or after September 1, 2010.
The health practitioner who provided the MIG treatment completes the whole form, including Part 3 (Health Practitioner Information and Signature), Part 4 (Discharge Status) and Part 5 (Functional Status at Discharge).
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Minor Injury Treatment Discharge Report
Rapport de congé de traitement aux fins de la Ligne directrice sur les blessures légères
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The health practitioner who provided treatment under the Minor Injury Guideline completes all five parts. Part 3 holds the practitioner's information and signature, Part 4 the discharge status and Part 5 the insured person's functional status at discharge.
No. The OCF-24 is not on HCAI's provider-support form list, so it goes to the insurer. MIG invoicing is handled differently: the OCF-21 Version C used for MIG billing is an HCAI form, as is the OCF-21 Version B for non-MIG services.
Yes. FSRA publishes the form in English and French; the French title is Rapport de congé de traitement aux fins de la Ligne directrice sur les blessures légères. FSRA publishes both language versions as fillable PDFs.