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Whole Person Injury
Catastrophic Impairment Assessment Concerns
Last Updated: June 12 2026
Question: What is meant by a “whole person injury” when determining whether someone has a catastrophic impairment in Ontario?
Answer: In Ontario accident benefits, a “whole person” injury means the overall impact of all injuries on a person’s total functioning is assessed, not just one body part, to help determine whether the combined impairments meet the catastrophic threshold. To help your firm attract qualified Ontario leads for accident benefits and catastrophic impairment cases, Marketing.Legal™ provides Digital Marketing for Lawyers, Paralegals, and More with conversion-focused SEO, local search, and intake optimization, call (800) 551-5751 to get started.
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