The Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation announced that its ambulatory surgical center payment rules are pending a “common-sense” review.
The rules would update fees for relevant joint replacement procedures and adopt…
Bills that would allow acupuncturists, occupational therapy assistants and physical therapist assistants to treat injured workers are back before New York lawmakers this year, as is a bill that would…
The panel that advises the California Division of Workers’ Compensation on evidence-based updates to the prescription drug formulary will discuss on Jan. 19 how to ensure that providers dispense the…
The California Division of Workers’ Compensation is accepting applications for the qualified medical evaluator examination that will be held from April 16-23.
The division said it will offer in-person, computer-based testing…
The Missouri Court of Appeals dismissed an uninsured employer’s attempt to challenge an award issued to an injured employee due to failure to file a bond.
Case: Greig v. McCaleb, No.
The Illinois Appellate Court reinstated duty disability pension benefits to a firefighter who lied about preexisting back issues.
Case: Village of Roselle v. Board of Trustees of the Roselle Firefighters’ Pension…