FAQ
This page will address questions you may have about the Child & Youth Disability Reimbursement Program.
You may attach previous applicable insurance statements or invoices that validate the required assessments, therapies, assistive devices and/or equipment.
No. The reimbursement model is standard practice for not-for-profit programming. Families currently unable to cover the costs upfront, may qualify for immediate financial assistance from SISIP Financial Counsellors.
The Financial Counsellors can assist the family with access to short-term emergency financial support and then help the family plan for similar situations in the future.
Yes. Dependent school-aged children must be enrolled in an accredited elementary or secondary school or following a homeschool program.
Yes. A letter of recommendation from a qualified professional can be uploaded to validate the required assessments, therapies, assistive devices and/or equipment. Examples of a qualified professional could be from the child’s school, a speech-language pathologist, an occupational therapist, a physical therapist, a social worker, a psychologist, or a doctor, etc.
Balances not already covered by insurance are eligible for reimbursement. If you are submitting a financial reimbursement form for an expense partially covered by insurance, the applicable insurance statements are required.
If you cannot submit your MPRR because of its security classification, a letter of validation from your designated MFS office will be accepted in lieu.
Fill out the Financial Reimbursement JotForm that was provided in the original application approval email. If you no longer have access to the Financial Reimbursement JotForm, the MFS Education Team can provide it to you. Contact
education@cfmws.com for more information.
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