We use the same methodology whatever the file is, whoever referred it, and whatever answer they’re hoping for. That’s the whole point.
Catastrophic impairment work doesn’t fit a template, and we don’t pretend it does. We’ve built the team and the method specifically for these files.
There’s no administration queue, no relay race between coordinators. Our team scopes the work, briefs the specialist, and walks you through the report.
We work across Canada, virtually and in person, and we travel when the file needs us in the room.
Catastrophic impairment is the work we built the practice around - the method, the team, and the way a file moves through the office. Before anything is booked, our CAT coordinator reviews the brief and gives you an early read on whether the threshold is likely to be met and how to proceed. Here’s exactly how we handle it.
Physiatrists, psychiatrists, occupational therapists, neuropsychologists, orthopaedic surgeons, and the specialists for the file that doesn’t quite fit a list. We match the specialist to the file, not the file to the next available specialist. That difference is most of the work.
We work with referral partners across Canada, virtually and on the ground. The file doesn’t sit waiting because of geography.
Webinars, conference appearances, and the occasional written piece on how the workis changing and what that means for the people referring it.
Two minutes to submit. Plain English. Direct to the right specialist.
