FRQuebec workplace injury: no money up front after CNESST approval.
If your claim is accepted and CNESST authorizes the treatment, eligible products may be billed directly. Coverleaf coordinates the clinical assessment, prepares the documentation and guides you to a compatible licensed seller; Mendo Medical is one of our effective partners in Quebec.
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You do not complete the forms alone. Once your file is approved, a compatible licensed seller offering direct billing may allow eligible products to be ordered without an upfront payment. We guide you through every step.
We prepare the whole file
Our licensed practitioners build, validate and submit the documentation required for your CNESST file — every form. You fill out nothing alone.
Free consultation
The consultation and file preparation are free for eligible injured workers. Reimbursement of the cannabis depends on your board's approval.
No money up front
Depending on your file, we may direct you to a licensed seller offering direct billing, including Mendo Medical, one of our effective operational partners in Quebec.
Renewals tracked
We help you keep the medical-document and coverage dates in view to reduce administrative interruptions.
How CNESST reimburses medical cannabis
CNESST may reimburse medical cannabis in certain accepted workplace-injury or occupational-disease files when the treatment is medically supported and connected to the accepted claim. CNESST must confirm which products and quantities are eligible before the supplier can bill it directly.
Form 3300 — 2026-02 edition
Form 3300 is used for supplier billing. Its 2026-02 edition states that the invoice must be sent directly to CNESST, that the supplier cannot claim an amount from the worker for the eligible service, and that delivery costs may be covered up to $20 per shipment. The supplier must first confirm the eligible products and quantities with CNESST for the specific file.
After authorization: ordering and direct billing
When CNESST confirms the eligible products and quantities, Coverleaf helps you choose a compatible licensed seller. Mendo Medical is one of our effective partners in Quebec, without exclusivity. Depending on the terms of the file, the seller may bill eligible products directly instead of asking you to advance the funds.
You may be eligible if…
- Approved claim — you have an accepted CNESST claim for a work-related injury or occupational disease.
- Pain or symptoms — you live with chronic pain or other symptoms related to your injury.
- Treatments fell short — conventional treatments haven't given you enough relief.
How it works
Same-day callback
Leave your contact details. Requests received during business hours get a same-day callback.
Clinical consultation
A licensed practitioner assesses your situation and injury-related symptoms.
We build the file
We prepare the recommendation and documents required for CNESST.
If approved, direct billing
After CNESST approval, eligible products may be ordered through a compatible licensed seller, including Mendo Medical, according to the terms of your file.
Check the next steps for your claim
Leave only your first name, email address, phone number and best time to reach you. Requests received during business hours get a same-day callback. No medical information or claim number is requested here. Coverage depends on an accepted claim and CNESST approval.
CNESST teamadmin@coverleaf.ca
Prepare a CNESST reimbursement request
Eligible file, form 3300, products and direct billing: our guide summarizes CNESST's official instructions.
Does it cost me anything?
Do I need an already-approved claim?
What does CNESST reimburse?
Injured at work? Let's check your eligibility.
Our team knows the Quebec CNESST process. Leave your contact details or call us — no obligation.
Reimbursement depends on your claim being accepted and CNESST approval. Coverleaf does not guarantee coverage or a prescription. For adults of legal age. Emergency: 911.