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From: Toor, Ronu <Ronu.Toor@worksafebc.com>
Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2026 12:49 PM

To: Cassady, Jaylin <Jaylin.Cassady@worksafebc.com>
Subject: claim# 42647461

Good afternoon, Jaylin -

This worker’s CIR provider, Amanda Sullivan, MCP, RCC, is requesting further interim
sessions as the sessions previously arranged have now been used. Can you please advise
if these would be approved (they are typically authorized in blocks of 4). Also, please note
that interim sessions are billed back to the claim.

Best,
Ronu Toor, MSW RSW (she/her/hers)
Family & Critical Response Specialist, Incident Response Programs | 604.276.3212

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