The applicant sought statutory accident benefits following a motor vehicle accident, including funding for chiropractic services, psychological services, and a catastrophic impairment assessment.
The Licence Appeal Tribunal denied the chiropractic services due to a lack of objective evidence and a significant gap in treatment.
The Tribunal granted the psychological services, noting consistent recommendations from both the applicant's and insurer's assessors.
The catastrophic impairment assessment was partially approved, with the Tribunal funding the psychological and occupational therapy components but denying the physiatry and neurological components as not reasonable or necessary.
The claim for a special award was dismissed.