Your primary care provider decides what treatment is necessary for your injury and reports regularly to the WCB on your progress. Learn what continuing care the WCB can help your care provider arrange if you don’t recover as expected, as well as what you’re expected to do.
Your primary care provider decides what treatment is necessary for your injury and reports regularly to the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) on your progress.
If you don’t recover as expected, the WCB can help your care provider arrange continuing care. This may include services such as assessments by specialists, diagnostic tests and rehabilitation.
You’re expected to work closely with your health-care provider and to co-operate fully in your treatment and rehabilitation. If you don’t, the WCB is required, by law, to decide if your benefits should continue or be suspended, reduced or stopped altogether based on the reasons you give for not co-operating.
Contact a WCB representative to find help.
Use the WCB's secure document transfer to submit a picture (JPEG) or PDF document or submit the files by email.