(4) If the insurer fails to comply with the requirements of subsection 37.1 (5) or subsection (3) of this section within the time required under those subsections, the insurer shall pay for all ancillary goods and services delivered
under the treatment confirmation form.
The treatment confirmation form shall be prepared by a health practitioner who is authorized by law to treat the impairment that is the subject of the form and who will be the health practitioner responsible for providing goods and services
under the treatment confirmation form.
(11) An insured person shall submit an amended treatment confirmation form if, during the course of treatment under a Pre-approved Framework Guideline, he or she changes the health practitioner who is responsible for providing goods and services
under the treatment confirmation form.
Not exact matches
(5) An insured person shall submit an amended
treatment confirmation form if, during the course of
treatment under the Minor Injury Guideline, he or she changes the health practitioner who is responsible for providing goods and services described in the
treatment confirmation form.
who is authorized
under the Minor Injury Guideline to complete the
treatment confirmation form, and
(12) If an insurer advises an insured person that the Minor Injury Guideline applies, the insured person may submit a
treatment confirmation form
under section 40 and, pending the insurer's determination, may receive goods and services in accordance with the Minor Injury Guideline.
(5) Within five business days after receiving the report of an examination
under section 42, the insurer shall give a copy of the report and the insurer's determination with respect to payment for the ancillary goods and services to the insured person and the health practitioner who prepared the
treatment confirmation form.
(4) An insured person who receives a notice
under subsection (1) may, despite the notice, submit a
treatment confirmation form in accordance with section 37.1 or a
treatment plan in accordance with section 38, in which case this section shall not apply.
(ii) prepared or approved a
treatment confirmation form
under section 37.1, a
treatment plan
under section 38 or an application for approval of an assessment or examination
under section 38.2 for the person to be assessed, or
(12.2) If an insurer gives a notice described in paragraph 2 of subsection (8), the insured person may submit a
treatment confirmation form
under section 37.1 and, pending the insurer's determination, may receive goods and services in accordance with the Pre-approved Framework Guideline and such ancillary goods and services as the insurer believes to be appropriate for the insured person's impairment.
(9) If the insurer fails to provide a copy of the report of the examination
under section 42 or its determination in respect of the claim by the day determined in the following manner, the insurer shall pay for all ancillary goods and services provided in accordance with the
treatment confirmation form:
37.3 (1) This section applies to a claim for medical or rehabilitation benefits
under section 37.1 or 37.2 in respect of an impairment that is asserted by the insurer to come within a Pre-approved Framework Guideline if the insurer gives the insured person a notice informing the insured person that the insurer will pay for the goods and services described in the Pre-approved Framework Guideline without the submission of a
treatment confirmation form
under either of those sections.
(4) If a conflict of interest is disclosed in the
treatment confirmation form or by a person
under subsection (3), the insurer may refuse the application.
(a) that have been provided
under the Pre-approved Framework Guideline to which the
treatment confirmation form relates;
(7) If an insured person submits an application
under section 32 and a
treatment confirmation form
under this section in respect of an impairment and the claim is accepted by the insurer, the insurer is liable to pay benefits of a type described in section 14 or 15 in respect of the impairment only in accordance with,
As demonstrated in my Native Title Report 2000 the differential
treatment of Indigenous people in the validation and
confirmation provisions was justified
under this approach by reference to notions such as certainty, the unlikelihood of real harm occurring, balancing the interests of stakeholders and confirming the common law.