This WCB NS position paper explains that neuro‑optometry for mild traumatic brain injury or concussion is not funded due to insufficient evidence of effectiveness.

If you’re recovering from a workplace injury or illness, you may need devices, treatments, or other supports.

In Nova Scotia, noise induced hearing loss is considered an occupational disease. WCB Nova Scotia covers the costs for hearing aids and associated hearing services for workers with accepted work-related hearing-loss claims.

Service providers are required to submit forms, reports, and invoices for services provided to workers injured at work.

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The Centralized Surgical Services Program (CSSP) offers faster access to select non-emergency surgical and related services by using available capacity in the public health-care system.

Chart of adjudication response codes and messages used by pharmacies to show WCB formulary coverage status, quantity/time limits, and required actions.

This document lists the codes and coverage criteria that determine when prescribed medications will be covered under WCB drug benefits.

Information on the conditions under which WCB coverage applies, including eligibility and scope of coverage.

Guidance for pharmacies on WCB drug coverage rules, special authorization procedures, and reimbursement requirements.

Guidance for service providers on invoicing requirements, billing procedures, and payment processes.