First and progress reports for doctors, chiropractors and physiotherapists, plus opioid management, dental and athletic therapy reports for WCB Manitoba claims.
WCB Manitoba is the province's workers' compensation board. Physicians complete the Doctor First Report after a workplace injury, covering fitness for modified work and restrictions, then the Doctor Progress Report as the worker recovers. Chiropractors use the Chiropractor First Report (4C) and Progress Report (7C). Physiotherapists use the Physiotherapy Initial Report (PRI) and the Progress/Discharge Assessment (PPDA). Dentists, athletic therapists and opioid prescribers have their own reports.
WCB Manitoba pays a fee for each of these reports under its service codes. Physician, chiropractor and opioid management reports are faxed, using the number printed on the form. Physiotherapists can use the eHealth Portal, which bills automatically for clinics below the 53rd parallel, and athletic therapists report online only. The French resources page gives French titles for most forms but links the same English PDFs. Vero Documents fills these fillable PDFs from the visit note and the chart.
Premier rapport du médecin
Physician's first report on a worker's workplace injury, including fitness for modified work and restrictions.
Rapport du médecin sur l’évolution du patient
Physician's progress/discharge report on a worker's recovery and return-to-work capacity.
Entente de traitement aux opioïdes
Opioid treatment agreement between the prescriber and the worker.
Formulaire de rapport initial de gestion des opioïdes
Prescriber's initial opioid management report for a worker on a WCB claim.
Rapport sur l’évolution de la gestion des opioïdes
Prescriber's follow-up opioid management report.
Demande de traitement additionnel – Physiothérapeute
Physiotherapist's request for treatment beyond the authorized period.
Rapport sur l’évolution/la fin de la prise en charge du patient en physiothérapie
Physiotherapist's progress or discharge assessment report.
Rapport initial de physiothérapie
Physiotherapist's initial assessment report.
Premier rapport du chiropraticien
Chiropractor's first report: injury, objective findings, treatment plan and work capacity.
Rapport du chiropraticien sur l’évolution du patient
Chiropractor's progress/discharge report.
Rapport du dentiste
Dentist's report of a work-related dental injury: treatment to date, tooth chart, proposed treatment and estimate, plus a declaration.
Athletic therapist's initial and progress/discharge reports, submitted online.
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Physicians complete the Doctor First Report after the first visit for a workplace injury. It covers fitness for modified work and restrictions. The Doctor Progress Report then covers recovery and return-to-work capacity, including at discharge. Both are fillable PDFs faxed to WCB Manitoba, and each has its own report fee. Optometrists bill these same reports, and narrative reports have a separate fee.
For chiropractors and athletic therapists, WCB Manitoba's fee manual says progress reports are needed only when WCB asks or after a notable change in recovery. Chiropractors use the Chiropractor Progress Report (7C) for progress and discharge, and athletic therapists report through the eHealth Portal. Physicians use the Doctor Progress Report for progress and discharge.
Through the eHealth Portal or with the PDF. Clinics below the 53rd parallel that submit through the portal are billed automatically. Physiotherapists file the Physiotherapy Initial Report (PRI) and the Progress/Discharge Assessment (PPDA). When care needs to continue beyond the authorized period, they send an application for additional treatment, which can also be made in the portal.
Physicians and nurse practitioners prescribing opioids on a claim complete the Initial Opioid Management Report (OMIR) and follow up with the Opioid Management Progress Report (OMPR). The prescriber and the worker also sign an opioid treatment agreement. WCB Manitoba pays physicians and NPs a separate fee for each report.