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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Hockey Canada Injury Report Form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the date of injury at the top of the form. Ensure this is accurate as claims must be presented within 90 days.
  3. Select the type of injured participant (Player, Team Official, Game Official, Spectator) and fill in their name, address, birthdate, and contact information.
  4. Indicate the division and category of play. This helps categorize the injury appropriately.
  5. Detail the body part injured and nature of condition by checking relevant boxes. This section is crucial for understanding the injury's severity.
  6. Provide information on on-site care received and describe how the accident happened in detail. Use additional pages if necessary.
  7. Complete health insurance information thoroughly to avoid delays in processing your claim.
  8. Finally, ensure all signatures are obtained where required before submitting your completed form.

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Find Your HCR# in Your Hockey Canada Registry (HCR) Account Step 1: Log in to your Spordle account. Step 2: Click the profile icon in the top right corner. Step 4: Select your participant from the icons labelled with player initials. The Hockey Canada ID is directly below the players name #(8-14 digits long). How to Find Your Hockey Canada Registration Number (HCR#) TeamSnap Playbook article 824-how-to-find TeamSnap Playbook article 824-how-to-find
If you are unsure about which MHA to contact, please contact the BC Hockey office, 250-652-2978 or email info@bchockey.net. Minor Hockey - BC Hockey BC Hockey players minor BC Hockey players minor
within 90 days The Hockey Canada Insurance program is the secondary insurer - this means that a claim must be submitted first to any other plan available through an employer or independent provider. Regardless of this, the Hockey Canada Injury Report form must be submitted to the HEO office within 90 days. Injury Reports FAQ - Hockey Eastern Ontario Hockey Eastern Ontario media hcinjur Hockey Eastern Ontario media hcinjur
Mandatory Equipment: CSA approved hockey helmet and full face shield/mask (bicycle helmets are not permitted) BNQ certified neck guard. Hockey pants, gloves, shin pads, elbow pads, chest and pelvic protector. Equipment Vancouver Minor Hockey Association Vancouver Minor Hockey Association equipment Vancouver Minor Hockey Association equipment

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