CTP Injury Management
Specialist medical care for Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance claims following a motor vehicle accident in NSW. Expert assessments, certificates and ongoing treatment.
Compulsory Third Party Medical Care
CTP (Compulsory Third Party) insurance is required for all registered vehicles in NSW. If you’re injured in a motor vehicle accident as a driver, passenger, pedestrian, or cyclist, you may be eligible to claim for medical costs and lost income.
At IFMC, our GPs assess and manage CTP injuries, provide Certificates of Fitness, prepare medico-legal reports, and coordinate care through the SIRA NSW system.
Same-day CTP assessments available
Certificates of Fitness issued promptly
Liaison with your insurer and legal team
Ongoing treatment and progress reviews
Referrals to physiotherapy, specialists and allied health
Medico-legal reports prepared as required
Who Can Claim?
If you were injured in a motor vehicle accident in NSW, you may be eligible regardless of fault. This includes:
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Drivers and passengers
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Pedestrians struck by a vehicle
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Cyclists involved in a collision
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Motorcycle riders and pillion passengers
Regulated by SIRA NSW
The State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA) oversees CTP claims in NSW. Our doctors are experienced with SIRA guidelines and will ensure your medical documentation meets all requirements.
Your CTP Journey with IFMC
Initial Assessment
Book a same-day appointment. Our GP will conduct a thorough assessment of all accident-related injuries.
Certificate of Fitness
We issue a Certificate of Fitness to support your CTP claim and advise on your capacity to work.
Treatment Plan
A comprehensive treatment and rehabilitation plan is developed and submitted to your insurer.
Ongoing Reviews
Regular reviews ensure your recovery is on track and documentation remains current throughout your claim.
What CTP Covers
Medical treatment costs
Physiotherapy and rehabilitation
Specialist appointments
Loss of income (if unable to work)
Domestic assistance
Travel to medical appointments
What CTP Does Not Cover
Vehicle damage (covered by comprehensive insurance)
Property damage
Injuries sustained solely as your fault
Non-injury related medical expenses
