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A

• Accidents before 1 September 2003
• Accidents between 1 September 2003 and 15 December 2004
• Accidents on or after 16 December 2004
• Additional disability support services
• Alcohol and other drug services
• Allied Health and Physical Therapies
• Ambulance services
• Appendix - Authorised Service Provider Eligibility Criteria (Rehabilitation and Disability)
• Attendant care
• Autopsy services

C

• Capital Service Agreement Limit
• Certificates of Capacity
• Choosing a supported accommodation service (webpage)
• Claims for Common Law Damages
• Claims for Compensation - TAC Response Time
• Claims from Country Fire Authority (CFA) Volunteers
• Clients with a 28 or a 29 percent Impairment
• Clients with a 48 Percent or a 49 Percent Impairment policy
• Clinical notes and treatment reports
• Combination of compensable and non-compensable treatment
• Common law time limits
• Communicating with Clients under 18 Years of Age policy
• Community access support services
• Community nursing

D

• Definition of Disability
• Definition of severe injury
• Dental services
• Dependent child
• Dietitians and weight management
• Doctors and diagnostics
• Dog Kennelling policy
• Domestic Partners
• Driving and vehicle modifications

E

• Early Intervention Physiotherapy Framework
• Earner (Definition of)
• Education support services and returning to school
• Eligibility for Benefits
• Eligibility for LOEC Benefits
• Evidence-based treatment
• Examination fees
• Expenses when attending medical/impairment examinations policy

F

• Family Planning Education
• Financial Administration
• Financial Hardship (Definition of)
• Financial intermediary services
• Financial intermediary services for IF clients fees
• Funding Treatment by a Member of the Client's Immediate Family

G

• Guide and assistance dogs

H

• Hearing services
• Home modifications
• Hospital discharge checklist (webpage)
• Hospital treatment
• How are LOEC benefits assessed?
• How are Loss of Earnings (LOE) benefits assessed for self employed clients?
• How are Loss of Earnings (LOE) benefits assessed?
• How Long are LOEC benefits payable for?
• How long are Loss of Earnings (LOE) benefits payable for?

I

• Immediate family member
• Impairment benefits
• Impairment examination (webpage)
• Impairment payments for accidents on or after 16 December 2004
• Impairment payments for accidents prior to 16 December 2004
• Indemnity provided by the transport accident charge
• Independent Medical Examination requested by the TAC only (non joint)
• Indexation of benefits schedule
• Individualised Funding
• Information on medical examinations (webpage)
• Injuries sustained after the transport accident
• Interim Loss of Earnings Payment
• Interpreting services
• Interstate (non-Victorian) Accidents
• Interstate Services

J

• Joint Medical Examination policy
• Joint medical examinations and reports fees

L

• Loss of Earnings Benefits
• Loss of Earnings Capacity (LOEC) benefits
• Loss of wages for parents of injured children

M

• Making a Claim for Compensation
• Medical and rehabilitation equipment
• Medical excess
• Medical Service (Definition)
• Medicinal Cannabis for the treatment of Chronic Non Cancer Pain (CNCP) sub-policy
• Mental health and wellbeing services
• Minors additional benefit policy
• Minors entitlement
• Motor Sports Accidents policy
• Multiple accidents before 16 December 2004
• Multiple accidents before and after 16 December 2004

N

• Non-Established, New or Emerging Treatments and Services (NeNETS) policy
• Notional impairment amounts as at 16 December 2004

O

• Occupational Therapy
• Optical, orthoptic and optometry services
• Orientation and mobility
• Orthotic and prosthetic services
• Outpatient rehabilitation services
• Overpayments and recoveries
• Overseas travel to attend medical examinations in Australia policy

P

• Parent
• Pedal Cycle Sport Accident policy
• Pharmacy and medication expenses
• Post Hospital Support Payments
• Post-hospital support (webpage)
• Pre-accident Weekly Earnings (for accidents on or after 1 January 2005)
• Pre-accident Weekly Earnings (for accidents on or before 31 December 2004)
• Private Health Insurance - Reimbursement of Expenses

R

• Rehabilitation at home providers
• Rehabilitation at Home services
• Returning to work
• Reviewing a TAC decision
• Road accident rescue services (RAR)

S

• Safety Net Income Benefit (SNIB)
• Schedule 1 Authorised Rehabilitation Services
• Schedule 2 Authorised Disability Services
• Schedule 3 - Individual Funding Agreements (Approved Services)
• Schedule 4 Occupational Therapy Services - Authorised Services
• Serious Injury applications for mental injury claims
• Shared supported accommodation – your rights and responsibilities (webpage)
• Speech pathology
• Substitute Care
• Support at home
• Supported accommodation
• Supported Employment Service
• Surgery and medical specialists
• Surviving Dependent Child
• Surviving Dependent Partner

T

• TAC Electronic Communication Policy and Guidelines
• Taxation of No fault Compensation
• Time Limit to Apply for the Payment of Medical and Like Expenses
• Total amount of travel and accommodation the TAC can pay
• Transport Accidents
• Transport accidents and accidents arising out of the use of vehicles
• Travel Allowance Agreements for Clients with a Severe Injury
• Travel and accommodation

U

• Uninsured and Unregistered Vehicles - Accidents on Private Land

V

• Vaccinations

W

• What other factors can affect your entitlement to loss of earnings benefits?
• When a family member dies
• Who is eligible to receive Loss of Earnings (LOE) benefits?
• Who is not eligible to receive loss of earnings benefits
• Will the TAC cover me if I am injured in an organised race or speed trial?
• Work Related Compensation
• WorkCover - transport accidents and accidents arising out of the use of vehicle claims
• Wrongs Act dependency claims

Y

• You can take out TAC coverage before the event