Health Care Providers

Occupational Rehabilitation

Part of an injured worker’s recovery plan may include consultation with an occupational rehabilitation provider.  

Occupational Rehabilitation Providers will view payment information in a new way. Visit our Health Care Providers and Vendors page to learn more about these changes.

Occupational Rehabilitation Providers can now complete Clinic-Based Occupational Rehabilitation (CBOR) reports, submit an Occupational Rehabilitation Referral Invoice (OR7) and submit documents and reports online at myworkplacenl.ca.

This online service allows Occupational Rehabilitation Providers and Clinic Administrators to:

  • Complete an online CBOR Report
  • Submit an online Occupational Rehabilitation Referral Invoice (OR7)
  • Submit documents and reports, such as:
    1. Health Care Devices and Supplies Prescription
    2. Occupational Rehabilitation Referral Invoice (OR7)
    3. Job Site Analysis
    4. Work Station Review
    5. Functional Assessment
    6. Worksite Occupational Rehabilitation
    7. Adjudication Assessment
    8. Psychosocial Risk Factors Intervention (PRFI)
    9. Other services, such as job match, neuro-rehabilitation and home exercise monitoring.
  • Review the submission history of all documents and reports submitted on MyWorkplaceNL.

The following resources will guide you:

Submitting an Occupational Rehabilitation Referral Invoice (OR7)

Video Demonstrations of services available on MyWorkplaceNL:

Policies and Procedures

Policy HC-12 Occupational Rehabilitation Services and Private ClinicsPolicy RE-02 The Goal of Early and Safe Return to Work and the Roles of the Parties

Forms

Clinic-Based CBOR ReportingHealth Care Devices and Supplies PrescriptionOR Report InformationOR7- Referral Invoice

Resources

Adjudication Summary (guidelines)Functional Assessment GuidelinesHealthcare Tendered Items – Physiotherapy Aids and Adaptive EquipmentJob Site Analysis – Guidelines for Occupations Requiring Patient HandlingOffice Workstation Review GuidelinesOverview of Pilot Program on Early Occupational Therapy