Prince Edward Island MVA Companion Guide
$24.99
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Prince Edward Island MVA Companion Guide
$24.99
- For anyone hurt in a car crash in Prince Edward Island, including drivers, passengers, pedestrians and cyclists, and the family members keeping records for them.
- Inside: Section B medical and rehabilitation spending tracked against the limit, Sections A to D of your policy decoded, a dated insurer log, housekeeping and caregiving hours, the Minor Injury Cap and the SEF 44 endorsement.
- Instant download, also sent to your email.
- Fill it in on your phone, tablet or computer, or print the pages you need.
- Most people pair it with the National MVA Recovery Guide: both for $39 until 22 November. Bought separately: $63.99.
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Is it worth it?
One dated record of your symptoms, appointments, calls and costs, ready whenever someone asks for it. Want to try the format first? Start with a free Starter tracker.
Will my insurer accept it?
Insurers, boards and employers make their own decisions. The guide helps you keep organized, dated records you can share if you’re asked. It doesn’t replace any official form.
Can I fill it in on my phone?
Yes. It’s a fillable PDF that works on your phone, tablet or computer, and you can print any page you’d rather fill in by hand.
I’m too tired for this.
That’s normal. Start with one page and a few lines a day. Someone you trust can fill it in with you, or for you.
A COMPANION GUIDE
This Companion Guide carries the rules, deadlines and forms for Prince Edward Island. It is not a stand-alone guide. It's designed to be used with your National MVA Recovery Guide, which is where your recovery gets documented day by day.
Both guides, $39 until 22 November. Add the National MVA Recovery Guide and the discount applies at checkout.Bought separately: $63.99.
Prince Edward Island runs a private insurance system, and one rule can quietly limit what you recover. Injuries labelled minor fall under a cap on pain-and-suffering, even when the effects linger for months. Your own Section B benefits cover medical care, rehabilitation, and lost income while your claim against the at-fault driver moves along a separate track.
Recovery on the Island brings its own realities. Specialist care often means travelling off-island to Halifax. Deadlines can arrive before the shock has worn off. The person keeping the clearest record is usually the one who fares best.
The Prince Edward Island Companion Guide gives you one place to hold all of it. You document the collision, your medical team, every appointment, and the symptoms you are watching for. You track Section B medical and rehabilitation spending against the limit, decode Sections A through D of your policy, and keep a dated log of every call and letter with your insurer.
It also carries the parts that are easy to lose. Income and employment through recovery. Housekeeping and caregiving hours you can no longer manage on your own. Your rights under the Minor Injury Cap, the SEF 44 endorsement, and a review before the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission.
This is a fillable PDF you complete on any device and keep as your own record. It is information to help you stay organized through recovery. It is not legal advice and it is not medical advice.
Your Recovery. Documented. Protected.
Most people need both
Complete your set for $39
This guide holds the deadlines and forms for where you were hurt. The National MVA Recovery Guide holds the daily record they depend on.
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