Provider contracts and services

This contract enables suppliers and providers to provide timely, effective elective surgical, perioperative and post-discharge procedures and care.

The HCS contract helps our clients return to or maximise their independence in the home and community after an injury.

Putting the patient at the centre of their recovery, ICPMSK is an innovative way of managing people with musculoskeletal injuries.

We want to provide whānau with a choice of services that deliver culturally appropriate care. Learn about the approach we’re taking to develop kaupapa Māori health services.

Understand what health providers need to know to lodge claims and provide treatment for a maternal birth injury

Utilise your medical expertise to complete independent medical assessments for ACC clients needing help to return to work or seeking support for a more permanent injury.

We provide services and support for mental injuries that are caused by a variety of reasons. Learn about our mental injury contracts and how to apply to deliver services under these contracts

Through the Sensitive Claims Service we offer fully funded support, treatment and assessment services for survivors of sexual abuse or assault. This replaces the ISSC.

The Non-Acute Rehabilitation Pathway (NARP) service enables hospitals to provide both inpatient and community rehabilitation to people who need hospital-level rehabilitation following an injury.

Nursing Services provides community-based nursing care, typically in the client's home, for injury-related needs that cannot be managed by their General Practice Team (GPT).

Residential Support Services (RSS) provides funding for residential care facilities for clients who cannot live independently due to a covered injury.