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[…] from insurance benefits Depending on what kind of private insurance you have, you may be eligible for financial support from your policy. For more information about insurance, visit our page on types of insurance that may be able to help with recovery and rehabilitation costs Financial assistance from work Please note: depending on your […]
[…] person qualifies for a disability benefit, they will be eligible for the VAC treatment benefit. The treatment benefit is a program that provides them with a VAC healthcare card which provides coverage for healthcare services such as hospitals, appointments with specialists (i.e. rehabilitation professionals, medical specialists and mental health providers), medical equipment, prosthetics and prescriptions […]
[…] from insurance benefits Depending on what kind of private insurance you have, you may be eligible for financial support from your policy. For more information about insurance, visit our page on types of insurance that may be able to help with recovery and rehabilitation costs Financial assistance from work Please note: depending on your […]
[…] injury guidelines This section is meant to provide access to some of the evidence-based guidelines available across Canada for healthcare professionals. We encourage you to bookmark or visit this page to check for updates. Guideline for Concussion/Mild Traumatic Brain Injury & Prolonged Symptoms for Adults over 18 years of age Living Concussion Guidelines The […]
[…] you don’t want to do anything that would put anyone at risk of getting sick, particularly around the holidays. If a family member asks you to hug, visit them in person, or anything else you’re not comfortable with, communicate with them as politely as possible. Some examples of things to say include: “I’m following […]
[…] the process started, visit the return to work section for tips and resources. Ask for help If you are having trouble with household tasks like cooking or cleaning, ask a family member or friend for assistance. Return to activities gradually according to doctor recommendations. Bring someone with you to appointments When you experience a […]
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