ON Chiropractic
If you are the Principal Representative
for your Service Provider Licence, it is
your responsibility to ensure that this is
done. One step in this task is to develop a
complete set of policies and procedures
for your colleagues to refer to.
Updating Your Information in the
Licensing Portal
FSCO recognizes that having written
policies and procedures might be new
amalgamating, or transfer of any
other office that is open to the public,
If any of the following information
changes, you must notify FSCO within
∞∞ The business’s list of directors,
officers, or partners, and
five business days:
∞∞ The business’s mailing address, email
Policies and Procedures
∞∞ The opening, closing, acquiring,
∞∞ The business’s identified Principal
Representative.
address, telephone number or fax
number,
Principal Representatives can update
∞∞ The location of the principal place of
for your clinic. While informal policies
business or any facility, branch, office
and procedures may be acceptable at
this information by logging into their
FSCO Account.
or location in Ontario,
this stage of the examination process,
you can expect your Senior Compliance
Officer to ask you to formally document
them. The OCA highly recommends
the Health Service Provider Licensing
Toolkit for Examinations/Audits provided
by the Coalition of Health Professional
Associations in Ontario Automobile
Insurance Services. This toolkit provides
a complete set of sample policies and
procedures which you can use for your
clinic.
Signed OCF Forms
Ensure that your records include original
signed documents.
An OCF-21 submitted through HCAI is
not deemed to have been signed by the
regulated health