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Fair fees and fewer barriers

Helping you navigate WSIB with clarity and confidence.

OPA advocates with WSIB for appropriate compensation, reducing administrative burden and ensuring fair and transparent insurance practices. We also keep our members informed of changes to WSIB programs, fees, and services.

What is WSIB? 

The WSIB is an agency of the Ontario Government Ministry of Labour. Its mandate is set out in the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act, 1997 (WSIA). Physiotherapists who treat WSIB claimants should be aware of their obligations under the law.

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NEWS & UPDATES

Stay informed on the latest WSIB information.

2025 Provincial Election – OPA’s Key Priorities
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WSIB MSK POC Webinar

WSIB’s presenter, Jessie Farran (she/her), OT Reg. (Ont.), Director in Health Services at the Workplace Safety & Insurance Board (WSIB) provides an overview of the harmonized musculoskeletal (MSK) program of care (POC) launched in 2023.
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2 WSIB Programs of Care (POCs) 

WSIB MSK Program of Care

As of May 1, 2023, health care providers must treat all people starting community-based treatment for musculoskeletal injuries using the musculoskeletal program of care.
MSK POC
2 WSIB Programs of Care (POCs) 

WSIB mTBI Program of Care

As of November 2, 2020, all people starting community-based treatment for mild traumatic brain injuries must be treated in the new mTBI POC.
mTBI POC

Reporting an Injury or Illness

Understanding your responsibilities is a key first step in making sure your business and people receive the necessary support when an incident occurs.  

Watch the webinar recording linked below “WSIB claims reporting 101” to better understand your reporting responsibilities. 

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More Reporting Resources

Resources to help your business with injury or illness reporting responsibilities:   

  • You can also provide copies of WSIB’s ‘Injured at work’ brochures (available in multiple languages) to your employees so they know what to do if they experience a work-related injury or illness. 
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