CMO006 How to Read a Disclosure

+ LTCare (Long-term care): Information about
long-term care.

+ LTD (Long-term disability): Information about
assessments of disability, and the disability
award(s) received.

+ Medical: Reports from doctors and other
health care providers, and medical test results.

+ Phone Log: Details of telephone conversations.

Note: Telephone conversations are either located
in Phone Log or Claim Data Report. Please

refer to both sections for complete telephone
correspondence.

+ Survivors (Survivor benefits): If you are the
dependent or beneficiary of a worker who
has died, this section will include information
about benefits paid to you.

+ Voc Rehab: Letters, reports, and other
documents about vocational rehabilitation.

To see what’s new since your last disclosure,
check the date of the document — anything dated
after your last disclosure is new information.

Additional evidence

We will send photographs, audio tapes, or video
recordings to you by mail on a CD if there are
any on the claim file.

CM006 R21/10

Confidentiality

Employers and representatives: The contents of
this disclosure are confidential personal records
that are subject to the secrecy provision in section
235 of the Workers Compensation Act. If you

are not the claimant/injured worker it is illegal
under section 235 of the Act for you to share the
information in this package with anyone, except:

If you share the information to comply with the
law of British Columbia or Canada

If you have received a valid subpoena or court
order requiring that you share the information

For the purpose of preparing for an appeal
under the Workers Compensation Act

If you have the consent of the person the
information concerns

Need help?

If you have questions about the claim
file disclosure package, please contact
WorkSafeBC at 1.888.967.5377.

If you have any concerns that an error may
have been made with the information, please
contact WorkSafeBC.

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