Is a graduated return to work program developed by health care professionals as part of a rehabilitation plan a treatment?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from C.R. v. Saskatchewan Government Insurance, 2006 SKAIA 76 (CanLII):
We believe that the principle set out in Deibert v. Giddings should be given a reasonable and practical application. In this respect, we agree with the Appellant that a graduated return to work program developed by health care professionals as part of a rehabilitation plan is “treatment” for purposes of the Deibert principle.
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