Psychological assessments for motor vehicle accident claims · Online across Ontario
Assessments by our psychologists, Dr. Rex Jose Joseph, Ph.D., C.Psych., and Dr. Sadet Yilmaz, C.Psych., for people recovering from a car accident, including psychological driving evaluations, by secure video anywhere in Ontario. Reports for insurers, physicians, rehabilitation teams and legal counsel, including medico-legal reports for litigation.
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Our assessment service is provided to individuals whose functioning has changed following a motor vehicle accident, and is typically funded through the accident benefits portion of the client's automobile insurance.
A structured evaluation of anxiety, post-traumatic stress, mood, sleep and cognitive complaints following the accident, with clear treatment recommendations. Where a claim is open, the assessment and subsequent treatment plan are submitted to the insurer through HCAI.
Assessment of driving-related anxiety, panic and avoidance, whether as a driver or a passenger, including inability to resume driving. Findings are documented with recommendations for treatment and for a graduated return to driving.
The assessment and the resulting treatment plan (OCF-18) are submitted to the insurer through HCAI, documenting the psychological sequelae of the accident and the recommended course of treatment. Approval and funding limits are determined by the insurer and the claim, not by the practice.
Physicians, rehabilitation professionals, case managers and legal counsel frequently require a clear clinical picture. Reports are prepared so that each party can rely on them.
The assessment
Anxiety, depressed mood and irritability; sleep disturbance, nightmares and hyperarousal; changes in concentration and memory; and, where relevant, driving-related panic, avoidance or inability to drive.
A comprehensive written report describing the psychological changes since the accident, their impact on daily functioning, work and driving, and the recommended treatment, suitable for the client, the insurer, the treating physician, the rehabilitation team and legal counsel.
Assessment typically comprises a structured clinical interview and standardized psychometric measures, conducted at a pace appropriate to the client's circumstances. Its purpose is to document current functioning accurately so that appropriate treatment can be recommended and funded.
How it works
We hear what is going on and confirm an assessment is the right next step.
A structured interview and standardized measures, by secure video.
A written report on what has changed, what it means, and what would help.
If therapy is recommended, it can start here, without retelling everything.
Fees
We work collaboratively with lawyers, occupational therapists, case managers, physicians, and other rehabilitation professionals. Refer a client →
Common questions
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