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Can a worker compensation provider sent you back to work without doctor approval?
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∙ 15y ago
If you're under an approved doctor care for maybe 6 months and then the worker compensation provider ask you to go see there doctor. You make the appointment and their doctor say to return to work and the doctor that you gave as your primary say for you to stay out of work until you're completely heal. What should you do??
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∙ 9y agoIf they stop payments an case is still open 2years later due the have or back pay benefits
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