Returning to work following a severe injury
Information for participants of icare lifetime care and icare workers care program wanting to return to work after a severe injury...
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Return to work program – Category 2 employers
Category 2 employers have an average performance premium of $50,000 or less per year or are insured by a specialist insurer and have 20 employees or less...
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Starting a conversation with your patient about recovering at work
As the NTD you are well placed to advise and educate patients that a focus on return to work is usually in their best interests – for both their future and quality of life and that of their family...
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Who’s involved in a workers compensation claim
The roles and responsibilities of other stakeholders involved in a workers compensation claim...
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Person-centred approach captures hearts and minds
Linda Byrnes' fixed focus on recovery, return to work and best outcomes for everyone involved in an injured worker's rehabilitation journey is why she was selected as an icare Industry Champion...
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Psychological wellbeing for people with a severe injury
icare offers psychological support if your injury is the result of your employment, or if you’ve been severely injured in a motor accident in NSW...
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Understanding your role as a Nominated Treating Doctor
Find out more about your role in the workers compensation system as a nominated treating doctor...
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Protecting your patient's privacy and confidentiality
Guidelines for handling your patient’s medical information to protect their privacy and confidentiality...
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Contact the scheme agent
If you need to get in touch with the insurer to respond to these requests, to seek help or support, or to make a complaint, visit the insurance agent’s website...
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What does the future of work look like?
The pandemic has changed the way we work and live, but how will it change the way we work in the future?...
