Our Services
About WorkCover Queensland
If you’re a worker and you’ve experienced a workplace injury, your employer is obligated to help you get back to work.
What is your role?
Your role is to take part in all rehabilitation designed to assist your recovery, as soon as you can after your injury. It’s important that you're also part of planning your return to work, together with your employer.
What are your responsibilities?
See a doctor straight away and let your employer know what has happened.
Make sure any forms needed are filled out properly and signed, including an incident report.
Take part in recommended medical treatment and physiotherapy rehabilitation programs.
Make sure you’ve given a copy of all current work capacity certificates to WorkCover, your treating physiotherapist and your employer.
Actively take part in planning your return to work, together with your employer and make every effort to get back to work.
Talk openly and honestly with your doctor, physiotherapist, WorkCover, and your employer and update them regularly.
If you can’t do your normal tasks at work, be prepared to do other work until you can. Your employer will help you with this.
Make sure you let WorkCover (or employer, if they’re self-insured) know if anything changes such as; your condition or treatment; if you receive Centrelink benefits; or you return to work of any sort.
About Physiotherapy for WorkCover Queensland
Initial Consultation
A one-on-one initial consultation for the treatment of a work-related injury or condition, or the first consultation in a new episode of care for the treatment of work-related injuries or conditions.
Initial consultation may include:
subjective assessment
objective assessment
treatment/service
tailored goal setting and treatment planning
setting expectations of recovery and return to work
clinical recording
communication with the insurer of any relevant information for the worker’s rehabilitation.
Subsequent Consultation
A one-on-one subsequent consultation in the treatment of work-related injuries or conditions. The first six (6) consultations (including initial consultation) are pre-approved, provided the injuries or conditions have not previously been treated by an allied health provider.
Subsequent consultation may include:
ongoing assessment (subjective and objective)
intervention/treatment
setting expectations of recovery and return to work
clinical recording
communication with the insurer of any relevant information for the worker’s rehabilitation.
Find out more about our treatment modalities:
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