Hand Therapy Program
When people have a work-related hand injury, we help them get the health care and rehabilitation services they need. This may include the services of the Hand Therapy Program providers in our network. Workers may have a referral from us or a physician, or may visit you on their own accord.
- Overview of services
- Becoming a provider
- Submitting reports and invoices
- Need more information?
- Bulletins
- Resources
New report templates available
On May 1, 2023, we updated our report templates and reference manual for this program to reflect abilities-focused language, including new discharge status categories.
Please use the updated templates available in the Resources section below. To learn more, read the bulletin on abilities-focused language.
Overview of services
Both consultations and treatments are offered by our Hand Therapy Program service providers. Some of the treatment options include:
- Wound care
- Splinting
- Strengthening and functional activities
- Return-to-work support
Becoming a provider
To become a provider in our Hand Therapy network, you can respond to our Request for Proposals on Bid Opportunities. All the information you need, including how to submit your bid, is available in the posted documents.
Submitting reports and invoices
All the information you need to complete our required paperwork is available in the contract documents you sign with us.
Hand Therapy Program providers have access to our Provider Portal. This secure online portal lets you efficiently receive referrals, submit reports and invoices, and check the status of your payment.
Need more information?
We want to make sure you have all the information you need to work with us as a health care provider. If you have questions, please contact us for help. You can also download a copy of our contact information.
Question about: | Please contact: |
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Your existing contract and payee information | Procurement Services |
Invoicing or billing | Payment Services |
Information about a claim | Claims Call Centre |
Understanding the terms of your contract and contracted clinical services | Health Care Programs |