Vocational rehabilitation
Do you provide vocational rehabilitation services to customers injured in a car crash? Here are a few things you need to know.
ICBC may fund vocational rehabilitation services to assist customers when they are unable to return to their previous employment due to injuries sustained in a car accident.
Vendor account
To be eligible for direct billing, vocational rehabilitation service providers must meet and maintain the
requirements to be an approved vendor.
To apply for a vendor number, please contact
biproviderapp@icbc.com for an application package.
Account updates
To change business information on your vendor account, such as an address, phone number or email, please follow the steps in
ICBC vendor account updates.
You can
add a practitioner to a vendor account. Review the guidelines and requirements for applying to add practitioners to an existing vendor account.
Invoicing and reporting
Vocational rehabilitation providers must submit reports to
vocational.rehabilitation@icbc.com.
Invoices for services that are not associated with a report must be submitted using the vocational rehabilitation services invoice to
invoices@icbc.com.
Templates
Fees
Vocational services provided without the prior approval of ICBC may not be covered. In the case of a no-show, the service provider's no-show and cancellation policies should apply. ICBC will not pay for no-shows.
Transferrable skills analysis
| CVRP-TSA, CCVE, ICVE
| $1200
|
Vocational evaluation
| CCVE, ICVE | $2200
|
Supported job search
| CVRP, CCVE, ICVE, RTWDM | $120 per hour |
Resume support
|
Interview preparation
|
Vocational counselling
|
Note: ICBC does not reimburse travel or mileage costs.
Treatment guidelines
Vocational Rehabilitation professionals are expected to assess clients and determine their rehabilitation plans in accordance with the guidelines and practice standards of their college.