OCF-24: Minor Injury Treatment Discharge Report

​The Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRA) has a series of Auto Insurance Claims Forms (OCF Forms) that must be completed to apply for accident benefits after a motor vehicle accident.

The OCF-24 form, also known as the Minor Injury Guideline (MIG) Discharge Report, is completed by a licensed healthcare provider when your treatment under the MIG finishes. It’s used to report the outcome of your treatment, document progress you’ve made, and help assess whether you need additional care outside of the MIG framework.

You can read more about the OCF-24 Form and download it on the FSRA website here.

What Information is Required on the OCF-24?

The OCF-24 will be filled out by the healthcare practitioner who recommended and provided your treatment to you. They’ll need to outline information such as:

• Your personal and insurance information
• The dates you received treatment
• The date you were discharged from treatment
• A summary of your diagnosis and the different types of treatment you received
• Your current condition and how treatment has improved your function
• Recommendations they have for follow-up care or additional treatment
• Their name, registration number, and/or licensing information

Ultimately, the OCF-24 helps your insurer determine whether you need further treatment, and whether it should fall outside the MIG limits. If it does, you may be entitled to more benefits and compensation for the injuries you’ve sustained due to your motor vehicle accident.

How Can a Personal Injury Lawyer Help With the OCF-24?

If, after completing the OCF-24, your doctor believes you should receive more treatment, but your insurance provider refuses to cover it, our personal injury lawyers can help. At Preszler Injury Lawyers, our team serving Ontario can review your discharge report, coordinate additional assessments, and challenge your insurer’s denial. We aim to make sure your recovery isn’t negatively affected by unfair refusals or inconsistent coverage.

Contact Preszler Injury Lawyers today for a free consultation, and let us help you navigate the OCF-24: Minor Injury Guideline Discharge Report.