Work Injury Assessment for WSBC Claims

 

 

We provide medical assessment and documentation for workplace injuries accepted or reported under WorkSafeBC, with a focus on musculoskeletal and soft tissue injuries, including strains and sprains.

This includes initial assessment, follow-up care, and return-to-work planning.

Scope of Service

We assess and manage:

• Muscle strains and sprains

• Neck, back, and shoulder injuries

• Knee, hip, and joint soft tissue injuries

• Workplace-related soft tissue pain and dysfunction

• WorkSafeBC Form 8 and Form 11 completion

• Return-to-work planning

• Follow-up assessments and recovery monitoring

Process

1. Initial Assessment
A detailed history and physical examination are performed to assess the nature and severity of the injury.

2. Documentation
WorkSafeBC forms are completed based on clinical findings and functional assessment.

3. Treatment Plan
Management may include:

• Activity modification

• Analgesia

• Physiotherapy referral

• Home exercise program

• Further investigations if clinically indicated

4. Follow-Up Care
Follow-up visits are used to reassess function, recovery progress, and work capacity.

What to Bring

Please bring:

• Personal identification

• WorkSafeBC claim number (if available)

• Employer details

• Any imaging or hospital reports

Clinical Considerations

Care is focused on functional recovery from soft tissue and musculoskeletal injuries.

Modified duties may be recommended during the recovery phase where appropriate.

Fees

Most WorkSafeBC-covered injury assessments are billed directly to WSBC once a claim is accepted.

Appointments

Appointments are available for new and follow-up WorkSafeBC injury assessments.