M-Bay Specialists

Standards

Professional standards and credentials

How our medical experts are qualified and regulated — and how to verify any practitioner for yourself on the public register.

This page sets out how our experts are qualified and regulated, and how to verify any practitioner independently on the HPCSA’s public register. We make no claim of accreditation by any body.

1. How our experts are qualified

Medical practitioners and psychologists practising in South Africa are registered with the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA). Psychologists register with the Professional Board for Psychology; occupational therapists register with the Professional Board for Occupational Therapy, Medical Orthotics/Prosthetics and Arts Therapy.

2. Scope of practice

Each discipline reports strictly within its own scope of practice. Where a matter needs findings from more than one discipline, it is assessed by more than one specialist rather than stretched beyond a single expert’s competence — which is the practical reason for having the majority of disciplines under one roof.

3. Road Accident Fund compliance

We have developed templates to ensure compliance with RAF requirements, and we have the administrative expertise and infrastructure to manage the workflow and the volumes of referrals we receive from the RAF and from plaintiff attorneys.

This describes our internal process. It is not a claim of accreditation by, or endorsement from, the Road Accident Fund.

4. Ethics and independence

An expert’s overriding duty is to the court. Our specialists provide independent opinion and will not adjust findings to suit an instructing party.

5. How to verify a practitioner

You do not have to take our word for any of this. The HPCSA maintains a public register, iRegister, where any practitioner’s registration status can be checked directly at hpcsa.co.za.

If you need a specific practitioner’s registration details before instructing us, ask and we will provide them.

6. Complaints

Concerns about the conduct of a registered practitioner may be raised with the HPCSA.

Last reviewed 18 August 2026. Related: Our specialists · Terms of service