The new NHS Injury Costs Recovery (ICR) scheme came into force on 29th January 2007. The scheme replaces the current Road Traffic Act (RTA) scheme. The ICR scheme will expand the cases where the NHS can reclaim the cost of treating injured patients to all cases where personal injury compensation is paid
Published: 26/02/2008
The tariff and ceiling on charges payable by compensators for the recovery of NHS charges under the NHS Injury Cost Recovery (ICR) scheme will be increasing on 1 April 2008. The increases will apply only to injuries sustained on or after that date.
Tables of amounts collected per month by the Compensation Recovery Unit and paid to the NHS.
Published: 31 October 2006
At the end of 2004, a consultation was undertaken which set out in detail the draft Regulations that would govern the new, expanded NHS Injury Costs Recovery (ICR) scheme. There were 72 replies received in total. This document provides a summary of outcomes.
Published: 15 September 2006
This communication is to inform ambulance trusts of the Injury Costs Recovery Scheme which will commence on 29 January 2007.
Tables of amounts collected per month by the Compensation Recovery Unit and paid to the NHS.
Published: 26/07/2002
Outcome of consultation on proposed changes to the amounts which can be recovered by National Health Service hospitals in those cases where hospital treatment has been provided to the victim of a road traffic accident and where the accident victim has gone on to claim and receive personal injury compensation.
Reports on the scheme since 1999.
2000/1 survey of customers' views on the Compensation Recovery Unit (CRU). Also features the CRU mission statement.
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