WorkSafeBC asks providers who have no dedicated report form, such as acupuncturists, optometrists, podiatrists and speech-language pathologists, to use this generic report when it requests information. The form captures the report type (initial, progress, discharge or other), provider and worker details, the worker's occupation and current work status, and a free-text clinical report.
The treating provider completes the whole report, entering their WorkSafeBC payee (vendor) number and a mailing address or clinic stamp.
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Generic Report - Medical and Health Care (Form 83D51)
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When WorkSafeBC asks for information and your profession has no dedicated WorkSafeBC report form. WorkSafeBC links it from its pages for acupuncturists, optometrists, podiatrists and speech-language pathologists. Providers with their own forms, such as massage therapists (83D48) or chiropractors (83D667), use those instead.
Within 5 days of WorkSafeBC's request, according to WorkSafeBC's acupuncturist information. The report goes to WorkSafeBC by fax or mail using the details at the top of the form, and the service is invoiced on the Generic Invoice for medical and health care (83D128).