Start With the Topic
Choose the guide that matches the question you are trying to answer, whether that is accident benefits, public care, referral workflows, or a specific form such as Form 1.
Clear, practical information to help clients, families, lawyers, and referral partners understand care pathways, accident benefits, assessment processes, and where DailySupport fits within the flow.
The Resources section is intentionally structured as a clean guidance hub. Instead of forcing everything onto one long page, each topic opens into its own focused guide so information is easier to read, easier to trust, and easier to use on mobile.
Choose the guide that matches the question you are trying to answer, whether that is accident benefits, public care, referral workflows, or a specific form such as Form 1.
Main pages stay light and easy to scan. Deeper pages carry the longer explanations, legal-adjacent context, and structured process information.
Each guide is designed to help you understand the system first, then move naturally toward the right service page, intake page, or conversation.
These pages are the core of the Resources hub. Each one is meant to answer a specific category of question without overwhelming the reader.
Understand accident benefits, Form 1, OCF-18, insurer review, and how structured assessment coordination fits into Ontario MVA files.
Open guide → Public Care GuideLearn how Ontario Health atHome and publicly funded home and community care services are generally structured.
Open guide → Form GuideA focused guide explaining what Form 1 is, why it matters, and how attendant care needs are documented within an MVA file.
Open guide → Referral Partner GuideSee how DailySupport fits into structured referral, assessment, and communication workflows involving legal and insurer-facing files.
Open guide →If you already know you are dealing with an MVA file, the MVA guide is the strongest place to begin. If you are unsure whether your situation is public care, private care, or accident-benefit related, these resource pages are designed to help you understand the pathway first.