Psychiatric IMEs for Personal Injury & Civil Medico-Legal Cases

Wisdom to Deliver. Expertise that Stands Up in Court

PsycIME provides independent psychiatric assessments for a wide range of medico-legal matters outside the auto insurance framework. From slip and falls to dog bites to complex personal injury claims, we deliver expert psychiatric opinions that are neutral, appropriate, and grounded in clinical rigour.

Our reports help legal professionals establish psychiatric injury, determine causality, and assess functional impairment—all within the context of litigation or settlement strategy. With timely appointment availability, responsive coordination, and psychiatric specialists trained in legal testimony, PsycIME is the trusted partner for law firms across Canada.

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What Types of Medico-Legal Claims Do We Support?

We conduct psychiatric Independent Medical Examinations (IMEs) for a variety of personal injury and civil cases, including:

  • Dog bites and animal attacks
  • Slip and fall incidents
  • Assaults and trauma-related injury claims
  • Negligence-related psychological harm
  • Emotional distress or psychiatric impairment from liability events

Our assessments evaluate conditions such as PTSD, anxiety, depression, adjustment disorders, somatic symptom disorder, and cognitive impacts—providing law firms with diagnostic clarity and well-supported opinions on causation and impairment.

Our legal partners rely on us for assessments that are:

  • Objective and unbiased—independent of insurer or defense influence
  • Clearly structured to withstand scrutiny in litigation or mediation
  • Delivered with a fast turnaround to support timely case progression


We understand the importance of clarity, precision, and timing in the litigation process. Our team ensures smooth coordination so you can focus on your legal strategy.

PsycIME’s psychiatrists are not only experienced clinicians but seasoned medico-legal experts. Many are regularly called upon for expert testimony and are well-versed in preparing reports that align with evidentiary standards.

Our team values communication and collaboration. We welcome pre-assessment calls to align on scope, post-assessment follow-up, and work closely with your legal team to ensure the assessment serves your file’s unique needs.

Ontario

An independent medical examination in Ontario is often requested in legal or insurance cases to assess a person’s health condition.

To get a psychiatric evaluation in Ontario, you can be referred by a family doctor or access services through mental health clinics.
Ontario

British Columbia

An independent medical examination in BC provides an unbiased health assessment for legal or insurance purposes.

Getting a psychiatric assessment in BC typically requires a referral from a general practitioner or mental health provider.
British columbia

Alberta

An independent medical examination in Alberta is used to evaluate medical conditions in legal, insurance, or workplace claims.

In Alberta, a general practitioner can refer a patient for a psychiatric evaluation when mental health concerns are present.
Alberta

Locations for PsycIME Med-Legal Assessments

Saskatchewan

An independent medical examination in Saskatchewan helps determine medical status for legal, insurance, or employment matters.
Saskatchewan

Manitoba

An independent medical examination in Manitoba may be required during insurance claims or legal proceedings.

A Manitoba court can order a psychiatric exam if mental health is relevant to a legal case.
Manitoba

Atlantic Canada

An independent medical examination in Nova Scotia may be requested in personal injury or disability cases.

An independent medical examination in New Brunswick provides an objective evaluation for legal or insurance assessments.
Atlantic Canada

Contact us to initiate a referral or for more information on our services

Our psychiatrists cover a range of subspecialties that include general psychiatry, child and adolescent psychiatry, old age psychiatry, administrative psychiatry and forensic psychiatry. We will respond within 1 business day.