Rehabilitation Claims - Active & 60+ Plans

Rehabilitation Claims

The Active Plan and the 60+ Plan provide coverage for drug and alcohol rehabilitation, including residential and non-residential treatment, subject to plan limits and eligibility requirements.

How to Make a Rehabilitation Claim

Residential Rehabilitation

Once residential rehabilitation is completed, gather the following:

• A receipt from the rehabilitation centre

• A letter or certificate of completion confirming attendance

The rehabilitation centre must specialise in drug and/or alcohol misuse.

Non-Residential Rehabilitation

For non-residential (outpatient) rehabilitation, submit:

• Receipts for treatment services

• A letter confirming that non-residential treatment is appropriate, from one of the following:

  • A licensed physician

  • An Employee and Family Assistance Program (EFAP) provider

  • The disability provider (Canada Life)

Submitting the Claim

Rehabilitation claims are submitted through the IATSE Local 891 office.

1. Request the rehabilitation claim form from the union office

2. Complete the form and attach all required documentation

3. Return the completed package to the union office, which will forward it for processing

Payment of Benefits

• Rehabilitation benefits are reimbursed according to the plan’s coverage limits

• Coverage is 70% of eligible costs, up to $20,000 per person, per lifetime, for residential and non-residential treatment

Additional Support

For assistance with rehabilitation benefits or help finding an appropriate facility:

• Contact the IATSE Local 891 office, or

• Contact EFAP at 1-800-667-0993 or visit www.fseap.bc.ca

Members are encouraged to confirm coverage details before beginning treatment.