Our physiotherapists combine years of experience with their expertise in treating Orthopaedic and neurological conditions. They are members of Chartered society of Physiotherapists and are treating practitioners as well as Medico-Legal Experts. They have decades of work experience in outpatients, both NHS and privately, and acute inpatient ward and domiciliary environments. This ensures that reports are up to date with current treatment techniques, based on current evidence and the equipment recommended is up to date. All reports are Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) Part 35 and Practice Direction 35 compliant. CVs of experts in the required field can be provided on request. We also work with a variety of medico-legal intermediaries and solicitors to provide the very best care for your clients after an accident or injury.  We specialise in early intervention and take pride in working closely with our partners to ensure smooth communication and processes.
Our experts provide joint, claimant and defence instructed Medico-Legal reports that can advise regarding:
 The degree of functional disability of a client,
 Previous, present and future functional ability
 Potential for improvement with appropriate rehabilitation
 Present and future therapy needs
 Amount of on-going physiotherapy input required
 Cost of ongoing physiotherapy input
 Cost of equipment necessary to support the presenting condition and attenuate the impact of the injury
 Capital and annual costs of specialist therapy equipment
 Suitability of accommodation
The costs of medico-legal reports vary depending on the complexity of the case and report and the location of the client. A written quotation for an assessment and full report will be provided if required. This quotation will be broken down into an hourly rate for document review, travel, accommodation (if required) and report writing. The hourly rate is also applicable for the answering of questions, further reports, expert meetings and court attendance.
We require written or emailed instruction. Instruction must be in line with Practice Direction Part 35. If possible, the following information should be supplied with the instruction:
 The capacity of appointment
 The services required of the expert
 The purpose of the report
 The issues to be addressed
 The timescale for delivery
 Any expert reports (present and updated in the future)
 Relevant GP and hospital records if any
 Witness statements if any
 Relevant court orders
 Particulars of claim and defence
 Schedule of loss
 Party / parties responsible for the payment of fees
 Other background information
An assessment is normally arranged for within two weeks of instruction. Initial reports can be provided within four weeks of the initial assessment.
To instruct us on behalf of your client, or to find out more about our services please call us on 01733 789 769 or email us at insurance@tricarebms.com