Frequently asked questions
FAQs
Answers to common questions about Injurease services and recovery pathways.
Start with the pathway that matches your situation
General questions appear here, with WorkCover and CTP questions also placed on their dedicated service pages.
Can Injurease support return-to-work planning?
Injurease can provide clinically appropriate capacity guidance and contribute to practical return-to-work planning with the relevant stakeholders.
Can symptoms appear after the accident?
Some symptoms may not be obvious immediately. A clinician can assess new or changing symptoms and advise on appropriate care.
Do WorkCover and CTP follow the same process?
No. They are different pathways. The dedicated WorkCover and CTP pages explain the purpose of each pathway and the relevant next steps.
What happens during a WorkCover assessment?
The clinician reviews the injury, current symptoms and capacity, then discusses an appropriate recovery plan, documentation and any referrals that may be required.
What should I bring to my first assessment?
Bring any documents relevant to your injury and recovery pathway that the clinic has asked you to provide. The team can confirm what is useful when your appointment is arranged.
When should I seek assessment after a motor vehicle accident?
Seek medical attention promptly when you are injured or symptoms develop. Contact emergency services for urgent or severe symptoms. Injurease can then help arrange an appropriate non-emergency assessment.
Ready to understand your next step?
Book an assessment with the Injurease team.