Essential Assessment Insights and Updates from the Experts

Return to work after a brain injury is rarely a simple question of if someone can go back - it’s about how, when, and under what conditions.

Multidisciplinary medical assessments aren’t new - but how they’re being done well is evolving quickly. Nowhere is that shift more important than in assessments involving Substance Use Disorder (SUD).

International Women’s Day often highlights messages about strength, resilience, and leadership. And while those are all true, when I think about women and mental health or substance use, I don’t think first about strength.

February is Heart Health Month in Canada, a timely reminder that cardiovascular health plays a far bigger role in injury claims than is often assumed.

Written by National Director, Substance Use Policy and Programs, Alexandra Perry.

January has a funny way of turning “we’ll deal with that later” files into “we need a plan” files.

The holiday season is a time for celebration, reflection, and connection - but it can also be a period of stress, tight deadlines, and competing priorities.

Starting a new role in 2026 as a case manager, health and safety manager, or HR professional can be exciting - but supporting your team through workplace injuries, claims, and medical assessments can feel complex if you’re new to Independent Medical Examinations (IMEs).

National Pain Awareness Week serves as a reminder that chronic pain is not just a personal challenge but a societal issue that requires collective action.

Catastrophic injuries change lives in an instant. Whether the result of a motor vehicle accident, workplace incident, or serious illness, these injuries often lead to profound physical and psychological consequences for individuals and their families.