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Health cost recovery special notice : assessment factor – Crown’s Right of Recovery Act

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The Hospitals Act includes a provision to recover from third-party liability insurers the Crown’s cost of health services provided to victims of automobile accidents. Under the Health Cost... More ≫

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The Hospitals Act includes a provision to recover from third-party liability insurers the Crown’s cost of health services provided to victims of automobile accidents. Under the Health Cost Recovery Program, automobile insurers remit an amount for each calendar year representing their proportionate share of the total estimated Crown cost of those health services. A new special notice is issued annually to include the new assessment factor for that year. It also includes all previous assessment factors. Please refer to the most recent version.

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Crown’s Right of Recovery Act : information circular MV-1 : administration of the Health Cost Recovery Program

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The Crown’s Right of Recovery Act includes a provision to recover from third-party liability insurers the Crown’s cost of health services provided to victims of automobile accidents. Under the... More ≫

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The Crown’s Right of Recovery Act includes a provision to recover from third-party liability insurers the Crown’s cost of health services provided to victims of automobile accidents. Under the Health Cost Recovery Program, automobile insurers remit an amount for each calendar year representing their proportionate share of the total estimated Crown cost of those health services. This information circular provided by Tax and Revenue Administration (TRA) gives an overview of the health cost recovery program and discusses procedural matters and administrative policies and practices. Information circulars are updated as necessary and a revision number assigned. Please refer to the CURRENT version.

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Estimated impact of ATV helmet use on injuries and direct health care system costs

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In 2013, there were 683 hospital admissions and 5,374 emergency department and outpatient visits for all-terrain vehicle (ATV) use injuries. The purpose of this Bulletin is to estimate the impact... More ≫

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In 2013, there were 683 hospital admissions and 5,374 emergency department and outpatient visits for all-terrain vehicle (ATV) use injuries. The purpose of this Bulletin is to estimate the impact on head injuries and direct health care system costs at varying levels of helmets use by ATV users.

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