Following a motor vehicle accident (MVA) in Ontario, individuals involved often navigate a complex process involving various forms, paperwork, and procedures. The Ontario Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS) mandates specific forms, known as OCF (Ontario Claims Forms), which play a crucial role in accessing accident benefits and navigating the insurance claims process. Understanding these forms is essential for accident victims, healthcare providers, insurers, and legal professionals involved in MVA cases.
In this overview, we provide a comprehensive guide to the OCF forms required for motor vehicle accidents in Ontario. From initial accident reporting to accessing medical treatment and claiming benefits, each form serves a specific purpose within the accident benefits system.
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Overview of Healthcare Providers in regards to MVA Insurance in Ontario.
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OCF-1: Application for Accident Benefits
OCF-2: Employer's Confirmation Form
OCF-3: Disability Certificate
OCF-4: Death and Funeral Benefits Application
OCF-5: Permission to Disclose Health Information
OCF-6: Expenses Claim Form
OCF-10: Election of Income Replacement, Non-Earner or Caregiver Benefit
OCF-18: Treatment and Assessment Plan
OCF-19: Application for Determination of Catastrophic Impairment
OCF-21: Auto Insurance Standard Invoice
OCF-23: Treatment Confirmation Form
OCF-24: Minor Injury Treatment Discharge Report
Settlement Disclosure Notice
Form 1: Assessment of Attendant Care Needs