Independent Social Work Evaluation

An Independent Social Work Evaluation will assess a variety of different abilities as relates to the claimant’s ability to participate in a variety of the areas pertaining to activities of daily living. Social workers can respond to issues such as case management (to evaluate the need for linking claimants with agencies and programs that will meet their post-accident psychosocial needs), medical or therapeutic social work and counselling, psychotherapy and human services management.

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• Alberta Accident Benefits/Section B
• Catastrophic Injury Management
• Complimentary Services
• Critiques
• Diagnostic Testing
• Early Intervention or Pre-Claim Examinations
• Educational Seminars/Lunch and Learn Seminars
• Executive Summary Report
• File Reviews/Paper Reviews
• Future Care Cost Assessment
• Future Costs of Medical / Rehabilitation Benefits Assessment
• Graduated Return to Work Programs
• Homesite & Worksite Analyses
• Independent Chiropractic Evaluation
• Independent Functional Abilities Evaluation/Functional Capacity Evaluation
• Independent In-Home Evaluation
• Independent Job Site Analysis or Physical Demands Analysis
• Independent Living Assessments
• Independent Neurology Evaluation
• Independent Neuropsychology Examination
• Independent Oral & Maxillofacial Evaluation
• Independent Orthopaedic Evaluation
• Independent Physiatry Evaluation (Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation)
• Independent Physiotherapy Examination
• Independent Psychiatry Evaluation
• Independent Psychology Evaluation
• Independent Rheumatology Assessment
• Independent Social Work Evaluation
• Independent Vocational Evaluations
• Neuro-Psycho-Vocational Evaluation
• No Shows and Cancellations
• Ophthalmology Assessment
• Psycho-Vocational Evaluation
• Return To Work Case Management
• Seminars and Information Sessions
• Transferable Skills Analysis
• Work Trials and Work-Hardening Programs