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Online Survey: We want to hear from you if a car crash resulted in brain injury

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Online Survey: We want to hear from you if a car crash resulted in brain injury
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We want to hear from you!

If you sustained a brain injury in a car crash after April 1, 2019, we are keen to hear your experiences, thoughts, feelings and advice. 

We invite you to please use this new online survey to tell us your story. 

Our intent is to collect meaningful stories that reflect survivors’ experiences in navigating the new ICBC Accident Benefits Coverage. We will collate the information and identify common themes, share a summary of it with ICBC, and use it to inform next steps. 

We want to identify opportunities for improvement and hear your thoughts about additional information or activities that can support survivors in navigating the ICBC Accident Benefit Coverage system going forward.

This new online survey will ask you questions like:

  • What has been the easiest part and what has been the most challenging part about navigating ICBC’s new Accident Benefits Coverage?
  • Are you confused or unclear about certain things? If so, what?
  • How was your experience in working with the Customer Claim Specialist or the Customer Recovery Specialist?
  • What would make it easier to navigate ICBC’s new Accident Benefits Coverage?
Take the Survey!

 

Interested in learning more about the changes to ICBC’s Accident Benefit Coverage? Explore our blog post series on the topic with the links below.

  1. ICBC’s New Accident Benefits Coverage: What you Need to Know
  2. ICBC’s New Accident Benefits Coverage: Your Step-by-Step Guide
  3. Recovering from a Car Crash? Explore your Treatment, Benefit and Settlement Options
Leslie K2020-11-03T13:08:53-08:00November 3rd, 2020|

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