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Independent medical assessments in Saskatchewan
IMECore arranges IMEs and file reviews for Saskatchewan SGI and workplace files.
In-person assessments in Saskatchewan communities are arranged through our examiner network and confirmed when you refer. Video assessments are available across the province.
The problem
An SGI file asks benefit questions while counsel asks fault questions
Auto coverage defaults to no-fault benefits, with a tort option some drivers carry. The adjuster asks what care the injury needs; counsel asks what it is worth.
- No-fault and tort-option questions arrive mixed in one referral.
- A WCB file needs work capacity and receives a benefit summary.
What changes
What IMECore does about it
The track is marked first
SGI no-fault, tort-option, or WCB on intake.
Records with source and date
Gaps show before booking, not after.
Payers
Payers this market recognises
SGI
No-fault injury benefits and tort-option auto files.
WCB Saskatchewan
Workplace injury and return-to-work files.
Disability carriers
Own-occupation and any-occupation disability files.
Claim types
Common files here
- Claim type
Auto and accident benefits
We coordinate the examination and deliver the records and a report that answers each question the referral asked.
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Workers' compensation
We coordinate the examination and deliver a report in the board's language: work-relatedness, restrictions, and the rating the claim file needs.
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Long-term disability
We coordinate the examination and deliver a report that tests job demands, duration, and restrictions, so the file can move.
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Med-legal and litigation
We coordinate the examination and deliver a report where every finding cites a record, so the opinion holds up in the room.
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File review, no exam
The examiner reviews the records and delivers an opinion that says exactly what the paper supports, and what it does not.
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Assessment types
What you can refer
- Independent Medical Examination (IME)
- Functional Capacity Evaluation (FCE, called Functional Abilities Evaluation or FAE in Ontario)
- Medical File Review (paper review)
- Insurer Examination (IE, Section 44)
- Psychological Assessment
- Psychiatric Assessment
- Neuropsychological Assessment
- Virtual Assessment
How to refer
Four steps, start to finish
- 1
Send the referral
Forward the referral, questions, and due date.
- 2
We mark the track
SGI no-fault, tort-option, or WCB Saskatchewan is set on intake.
- 3
Records land on the case
Notes, imaging, and priors attach with source.
- 4
Review and release
Release waits until every question is answered.
FAQ
Questions people ask
Do you have an office in Saskatchewan?
No. IMECore leases no examining rooms in Saskatchewan. In-person visits are arranged through our examiner network and confirmed when you refer, and video assessments run across the province.
How does SGI no-fault coverage change the referral?
No-fault turns on benefit entitlement, care needs, and function, not on who caused the collision. State the coverage track so the examiner answers entitlement, not fault.
What changes when the driver carries the tort option?
Causation and lasting impairment join the list alongside benefit questions. Name both on the referral, so one examination serves each reader without a second booking.
Refer a case, get back a signed report
Send the referral and the questions. A coordinator confirms the file and what it still needs, then IMECore coordinates the examination and delivers a signed report.