ICBC Injury Treatment & Rehabilitation

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If you've been injured in a motor vehicle accident, ICBC provides funding for rehabilitation to help you recover and get back to the activities you enjoy.

Within the first 12 months following your accident, ICBC typically covers up to 12 kinesiology sessions without requiring a doctor's referral.

As a Certified Athletic Therapist, my services are billed under ICBC's kinesiology category. This means you can access my full scope of practice while using your approved ICBC sessions.

Unlike traditional kinesiology sessions that may focus primarily on exercise, I combine:

• Hands-on manual therapy
• Athletic therapy assessment and treatment
• Rehabilitation exercise prescription
• Applied neurology techniques
• Movement retraining
• Return-to-work and return-to-sport planning

My goal is to identify and address the root cause of your symptoms so you can recover faster and regain confidence in your movement.

Following a motor vehicle accident, I can help with:

• Whiplash and neck pain
• Headaches and post-concussion symptoms
• Dizziness and balance issues
• Back pain
• Shoulder injuries
• Rib and chest discomfort
• Hip and pelvic pain
• Soft tissue or joint injuries
• Nerve-related symptoms such as numbness, tingling, or radiating pain
• Return-to-work or return-to-sport conditioning

For approved ICBC claims, I provide direct billing to ICBC for covered treatment sessions.

If your treatment plan includes services or fees that are not covered by ICBC, any additional charges will be the responsibility of the patient. These costs will always be discussed with you beforehand so there are no surprises.

If it has been more than 12 weeks since your accident, don't assume it's too late to start treatment.

If additional treatment is clinically necessary, I can work with your ICBC Recovery Specialist and healthcare team to request approval for further rehabilitation services. The goal is to ensure you receive the support needed to make meaningful progress toward your recovery goals.

For more information, please call us or visit https://www.icbc.com/claims/injury