WorkCover, SIRA and your insurer: who does what?
A guide to the names you may see when arranging workers compensation psychology in NSW.
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Find out what to bring, what to check and who to ask. These guides do not replace advice about your own claim.
A guide to the names you may see when arranging workers compensation psychology in NSW.
Read moreThe rules depend on your injury, when it was notified and the scheme that covers you. This is an introduction, not advice on your individual claim.
Read moreWhat to bring, what you can ask and what usually happens in the first conversation.
Read moreAn AHTR explains the treatment being requested from the insurer. It is not the same as an approval letter.
Read moreThe information that helps us arrange the right appointment and check insurer funding.
Read moreTell us what is being requested and why. A treatment appointment does not automatically include every type of report or assessment.
Read moreWhat to check when you have a referral but are unsure whether psychology appointments are funded.
Read moreUnderstand what stays in treatment, what may need to be shared and the questions you can ask before agreeing to care.
Read moreThe clinical fit matters. So do the referral, approval and handover arrangements when care changes.
Read moreThere is not one session allowance that answers every WorkCover referral. Clinical need and insurer funding are related, but different questions.
Read moreTell us where you would like to attend and whether you have a referral or treatment approval. We will explain what is needed.