Workers Compensation Board of Prince Edward Island
Click HERE to report your injury and file your claim.
A work-related injury or illness is considered to be one that:
To report an injury to the WCB, you must complete the Worker's Report (Form 6). If you are unable to download this form, you can get a printed copy from your employer or from the WCB.
Please note that a Worker's Report must be completed whether or not the injury or illness results in time off work.
When completing your Worker's Report:
A signed Worker's Report is required to make a decision on your claim, and it must be received within six months from the date of accident. If you need assistance with your Worker's Report, we can help. Please contact us.
When visiting a health care provider for an assessment, be sure to tell them you were hurt at work. The WCB also requires information about your injury from your health care provider.
Sometimes when an injury occurs, it may initially seem minor, but there may be complications that develop at a later date. Proactively filing a Worker’s Report makes sure that there is a record of the incident in case there is a need for further treatment and medical care later on.
Filing a Worker's Report also contributes to a culture of workplace safety. It allows the WCB to track the types of work-related incidents that occur.
If you would like a physical copy or fillable PDF to report your injury and file your claim, click HERE.
If you are requesting a claim be re-opened, you must inform your employer that you are doing so, and you must seek further medical attention. A decision to re-open a claim or not will rely on medical evidence supporting the relationship between the previous injury and the current symptoms.
More information about reporting an injury is available in the WCB's Information for Workers Filing a Claim, Information for Workers booklet and claims policies.
If you can't find what you are looking for, please contact us.
File Your Claim
Click HERE to report your injury and file your claim.
A work-related injury or illness is considered to be one that:
- Happens at work.
- Requires medical treatment.
- May or may not result in time off work.
To report an injury to the WCB, you must complete the Worker's Report (Form 6). If you are unable to download this form, you can get a printed copy from your employer or from the WCB.
Please note that a Worker's Report must be completed whether or not the injury or illness results in time off work.
When completing your Worker's Report:
- Fill in the form with as much detail as possible.
- Remember to sign the form. If you are submitting your form by email, you can type your name on the fillable form as your signature.
- Please do not leave the original form with your employer. Submit the original Worker's Report directly to the WCB by email, mail, drop off or fax.
Email
workerservices@wcb.pe.ca
Mail
Workers Compensation Board
Worker Services
PO Box 757
14 Weymouth Street
Charlottetown PE C1A 7L7
Fax
902-368-5696
workerservices@wcb.pe.ca
Workers Compensation Board
Worker Services
PO Box 757
14 Weymouth Street
Charlottetown PE C1A 7L7
Fax
902-368-5696
A signed Worker's Report is required to make a decision on your claim, and it must be received within six months from the date of accident. If you need assistance with your Worker's Report, we can help. Please contact us.
When visiting a health care provider for an assessment, be sure to tell them you were hurt at work. The WCB also requires information about your injury from your health care provider.
Sometimes when an injury occurs, it may initially seem minor, but there may be complications that develop at a later date. Proactively filing a Worker’s Report makes sure that there is a record of the incident in case there is a need for further treatment and medical care later on.
Filing a Worker's Report also contributes to a culture of workplace safety. It allows the WCB to track the types of work-related incidents that occur.
If you would like a physical copy or fillable PDF to report your injury and file your claim, click HERE.
Request for a Claim to be Re-Opened
A worker may also request that a claim be reopened based on ongoing symptoms or a return of symptoms from a work-related injury. If you are having ongoing issues related to a previous work-related injury, or if you would like to request a claim be re-opened, please contact us.If you are requesting a claim be re-opened, you must inform your employer that you are doing so, and you must seek further medical attention. A decision to re-open a claim or not will rely on medical evidence supporting the relationship between the previous injury and the current symptoms.
More information about reporting an injury is available in the WCB's Information for Workers Filing a Claim, Information for Workers booklet and claims policies.
If you can't find what you are looking for, please contact us.
