Opinion

“Reasonable and necessary”: A refresher

Author(s): Robert M. Ben*

November 1, 2018

If you are a health care professional who works with injured motor vehicle accident victims under Ontario’s statutory accident benefits system, you will no doubt have experienced an insurer’s denial of funding for a proposed treatment plan.

Learn what “reasonable and necessary” treatment can mean for medical and rehabilitation benefits.

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