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The Cridge Centre for the Family Brain Injury Program and the BC Brain Injury Association is most concerned in regard to the issues raised in this article.  Innocent crash victims must be fully protected and compensated by ICBC and its Enhanced Care Model.  The BCBIA will be bringing this story forward to appropriate authorities at ICBC and those others concerned about the Enhanced Care Model.

Should you or those within your network experience similar, perceived unfair treatment or support from the ICBC Enhanced Care Model, please let us know.  Send concerns or issues to: Geoff Sing care of – info@nullbrainstreams.ca.

Click here to read the full article on Jess Holland-Roy’s crash and the challenges he is experiencing with ICBC.

Enhanced Care Model

To understand the new Enhanced Care Model, ICBC provided generous funding for the following videos:

Part 1 – Navigating Your Recovery Journey 

Part 2 – Treatment Provider Options

Part 3 – Support Organizations and Services

Part 4 – Being Active in Your Own Recovery

 

Janelle Biagioni2022-04-22T10:12:37-07:00November 22nd, 2021|

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