Assistance provided to restore a client's independence and involvement in the community to the maximum practicable extent, such as by the provision of home help or child care, or by equipment such as wheelchairs.

ACC operates five accounts. The accounts reflect where injuries occur, such as at work. Each account funds the services it provides.

The Accident Compensation Act 2001 is ACC's current governing legislation.

Provides self-employed and shareholder-employees (non-PAYE deductions) with alternative cover to ACC CoverPlus.

ACC’s medical advisors are medical doctors, often with specialist qualifications. There is one or more medical advisor attached to each of ACC's offices throughout New Zealand.

When you work through the ACC WorkSafe Cycle, you need to do so with some understanding of the factors that contribute to injuries and illness in your workplace.

Lump sum/Independence Allowance application form.

A Request for Assistance form. If a client needs extra help, such as further treatment, personal support or weekly compensation, they need to complete an ACC1 form.

A medical certificate confirming incapacity. If a client is unable to work at their normal employment because of their injury, the medical practitioner completes an ACC18, which describes how a client’s injury affects their capacity for work.

Schedule of invoices for multiple medical treatment services (Bulk Billing Schedule).