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Frequently Asked Questions
  • General Information
    1.What is workers' compensation?
    2. Who is covered?
    3. Who provides the benefits?
    4. For what injuries and diseases are benefits paid?
    5. What benefits are provided?
    6. Who administers the law?
    7. Can an employee be fired because he or she reported an accident?
    8. Are workers' compensation benefits subject to income tax?
  • Reporting An Injury or Exposure
    1. Who should the injured worker notify?
    2. What should the notice include?
    3. Must the notice be in writing?
    4. What are the time limits for notifying the employer?
    5. What should the employer do after receiving notice?  
    6. What records must the employer maintain?
  • Medical Benefits
    1. Can the employee choose the treating doctor or hospital?
    2. Is there a limit to the number of doctors an injured employee may select at the employer's expense?
    3. Must the employer pay all physician and hospital bills?
    4. Can the employer ask for an evaluation by its own doctor?
    5. Is the employee entitled to vocational rehabilitation?  
    6. What information must the employee give the employer?
    7. Should the employee's doctor send medical reports to the employer?
    8. Should the doctor selected by the employer send reports to the employee?
    9. If an employee changes doctors, who should be notified?
  • Claims Settlements and the Hearing Process
    1. What are the time limits within which an employee must file a claim at the Industrial Commission?
    2. Must an employee file a claim with the Industrial Commission to receive benefits?
    3. What should the employee and employer know about voluntary payments of compensation?
    4. What if an employee does not receive the benefits provided by law?
    5. What should the employee and employer know about retaining an attorney?
    6. May the parties settle a claim for compensation benefits?
    7. What should the employee and employer know about settlements?
    8. How are claims presented to the Industrial Commission?
    9. Who presides over workers' compensation claims?
    10. Is it possible to appeal the arbitrator's decision?
    11. Is there a way to get a expedited hearing?
    12. Is there any other method for resolving disputed claims?
    13. Do the employer and employee have additional rights after an award provided by the Industrial Commission has been or is being paid?
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