A to Z of service providers

• Health practitioners authorised to give evidence

  A health practitioner must be authorised to give evidence in court and other dispute resolution proceedings.

• Chiropractors

  Chiropractors may treat people who have made a workers compensation or motor accident claim. Details of how you work in either of the two systems is available here.

• Doctors and other medical professionals

  Doctors may treat people who have a workers compensation or motor accident claim. Details of how you work in either of the two systems is available here.

• Exercise physiologists

  Exercise physiologists may treat people who have made a workers compensation or motor accident accident claim. Details of how you work in either of the two systems is available here.

• Guidance material for claims assessors

  This is where claims assessors will find the relevant guidelines, practice manual, practice notes and guidance materials.

• Hearing service providers

  Hearing service providers can provide hearing aids (and rehabilitation) to workers with hearing loss as a result of noise in the workplace. This page is for workers compensation claims only.

• Independent consultants

  Independent consultants provide independent peer review of allied health practitioner (physical or psychological) treatment within the workers compensation system.

• Independent medical examiners

  Independent medical examiners provide impartial medical assessments to help with decisions regarding rehabilitation, recovery and entitlement to compensation within the NSW workers compensation system.

• Injury management consultants

  Injury management consultants (IMC) work in the NSW workers compensation scheme. They are facilitators who help overcome complex return to work and injury management barriers in order to achieve the best possible outcome for workers.

• Legal professionals

  Information for legal professionals working in either the workers compensation system or the motor accidents scheme. Also provides the forms and guides legal professionals most frequently need.

• Massage therapists

  Massage therapists may treat people who have made a workers compensation or motor accident claim. Details of how massage therapists work in either of the two systems is available here.

• Osteopaths

  Osteopaths may treat people who have made a workers compensation or motor accident claim. Details of how you work in either of the two systems is available here.

• Permanent impairment assessors

  Information for permanent impairment assessors in the workers compensation system.

• Physiotherapists

  Physiotherapists may treat people who have made a workers compensation or motor accident claim. Details of how you work in either of the two systems is available here.

• Psychologists, counsellors and social workers

  Psychologists, social workers and counsellors may treat people who have made a workers compensation or motor accident claim. Details of how you work in either of the two systems is available here.

• Rehabilitation providers

  Rehabilitation providers may provide services to people who have made a workers compensation or motor accident claim. Details of how you work in either of the two systems is available here.