​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Occupational therapists​​

As of August 15, 2023 occupational therapists with a direct billing relationship with ICBC are governed by the Health Care Services Terms and Program Guide, which outline service expectations and reporting requirements.

​Your ICBC supplier account number

Occupational therapy firms that wi​sh ​to bill iCBC directly are required to submit an application for an ICBC vendor number​ and have their participating occupational therapists submit a signed Participation Agreement confirming that they will adhere to the ​Program Guide​ and Health Care Services Terms​. Occupational therapists who sign the agreement are placed on an approved list of service providers; however, being on the list does not guarantee work.​​

Invoicing and reporting

Occupational therapists on the approved list of service providers may use the Health Care Provider Portal (HCPP) to submit invoices and reports directly to ICBC. Section 10 of the Program Guide provides additional detail about invoicing.

Please invoice the following services manually using the CL392 invoice. Submit the invoice and reports together to occupational.therapists@icbc.com.​

• Functional Job Match Assessment
• Functional Capacity Evaluation
• Functional Driver Evaluation​​​
  

​Report templates

• CL489L: Occupational Therapy Initial Report
  
• CL489M: Occupational Therapy Progress​ Report
  
• CL489N: Occupational Therapy Discharge Report
• CL750: Personal Care Assistance Assessment Report
• ​PCA report example 1​
  
• PCA report example 2
• CL750A: Personal Care Assistance Assessment Report Guide​
  
• ​ CL797: Functional Driver​​​ Evaluation​
• CL794: Functional Job Match Assessment​
  

Treatment guidelines

Occupational therapists are expected to assess and determine their treatments in accordance with the College practice standards.

Refer to the Minor Injury Regulation made under the Insurance (Vehicle) Act when treating a patient with an injury listed in sections 3 or 4 in​ the Diagnostic and Treatment Protocols​.​

Note: Oversight is the responsibility of a health care provider to ensure treatment plans are in alignment with the treatment goals of the primary care provider(s). This may involve sharing of the assessment findings and treatment recommendations with the primary care provider, in accordance with the College's information sharing guidelines.

Fees

Equipment purchases

ICBC participates in the BC Government Mobility Devices and Durable Medical Equipment Master Standing Agreement. Where durable medical equipment purchases are required to support ICBC customer care, the purchase should be made from an approved supplier as set out in Section 9 of the Program Guide​.