ICBC Information
*Rates apply from April 2024 to March 2025
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Initial Treatment: ICBC pays the clinic $131.25
Subsequent Treatments: ICBC pays the clinic $98.70
Number of Preauthorized Treatments: 12 to be used in first 12 weeks post date of accident
Initial 45 minute: You pay $0
Initial 60 minute: You pay $3.75
Subsequent 45-minute RMT: You pay $16.30
Subsequent 60-minute RMT: You pay $36.30
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Initial Treatment: ICBC pays the clinic $147.00
Subsequent Treatments: ICBC pays the clinic $93.00
Number of Preauthorized Treatments: 25 to be used in first 12 weeks post date of accident
Initial: You pay $0
Subsequent: You pay $0
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Initial Treatment: ICBC pays the clinic $119.70
Subsequent Treatments: ICBC pays the clinic $96.60
Number of Preauthorized Treatments: 12 to be used in first 12 weeks post date of accident
Initial: You pay $0
Subsequent: You pay $0
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Initial Treatment & Therapist Report: ICBC pays the clinic $245.00
Subsequent Treatments: ICBC pays the clinic $147.00
Number of Preauthorized Treatments: 12 to be used in first 12 weeks post date of accident
Initial Appointment: You pay $0
Subsequent Appointment: You pay $0
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Initial Treatment: ICBC pays the clinic $112.00
Subsequent Treatments: ICBC pays the clinic $61.00
Number of Preauthorized Treatments: 25 to be used in first 12 weeks post date of accident
Initial: You pay $0
Second: You pay $26
Subsequent: You pay $16
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Initial Treatment: ICBC pays the clinic $123.00
Subsequent Treatments: ICBC pays the clinic $104.00
Number of Preauthorized Treatments: 12 to be used in first 12 weeks post date of accident
Initial Appointment: You pay $12
Subsequent Appointment: You pay $6
What to Expect at Honey + Garlic When You Have an ICBC Claim
We will need to know your claim number, the date of your car accident, and, if available, your adjuster’s name and contact information (don’t worry if you don’t have the adjuster’s info).
At Honey + Garlic, we can directly bill ICBC on your behalf for all of our therapies!
As part of their new streamlined procedure, ICBC requires the therapist from whom you receive treatment to provide ICBC with any or all of the following:
An assessment, progress and/or reassessment report
Discharge report
Treatment plan
These reports/plans will include information such as:
The therapist’s clinical physical findings and objective measures
Functional goals of treatment
Treatment modalities and plans
Anticipated or potential discharge dates
For more information regarding these reports, please feel free to ask your therapist. These reports/plans are required for any extension requests once your claim has reached the end date or the number of authorized sessions.