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Medical Benefits Provided By Workers' Compensation Statutes



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State MEDICAL BENEFITS PROVIDED BY WORKERS' COMPENSATION STATUTES
Alabama Full medical benefits
Alaska Full medical benefits
Arizona Full medical benefits
Arkansas Full medical benefits, + Special provision- Employer liability ceases six months after injury where no time is lost from work, or six months after a claimant returns to work, or a maximum of $10,000 has been paid, unless the employer waives rights or the Commission extends time and dollar limits.
California Full medical benefits
Colorado Full medical benefits
Connecticut Full medical benefits
Delaware Full medical benefits
Dist. Of Columbia
Full medical benefits
Florida Full medical benefits + Special provision - After maximum medical improvement is reached, a $10 patient co-payment is required for all medical services. If injured worker fails to show for a scheduled independent medical examination, injured worker is liable for 50% of the no show fee charged by provider
Georgia Full medical benefits
Hawaii Full medical benefits + Special provision - The frequency and extent of treatment cannot exceed the nature of injury and the process required for recovery. Authorization is not required for the initial 15 treatments of the injury during the first 60 calendar days.
Idaho Full medical benefits
Illinois Full medical benefits
Indiana Full medical benefits
Iowa Full medical benefits
Kansas Full medical benefits
Kentucky Full medical benefits

Louisiana Full medical benefits
Maine Full medical benefits
Maryland Full medical benefits
Massachusetts Full medical benefits
Minnesota Full medical benefits
Mississippi Full medical benefits
Missouri Full medical benefits
Montana Full medical benefits + Special Provision- A claimant co-payment of 20 percent of the cost of each subsequent visit to a provider (up to $10) and $25 for each subsequent visit to a hospital emergency department for treatment is required, unless employee uses the managed care or preferred provider organization requested by the insurer.
Nebraska Full medical benefits
Nevada Full medical benefits
New Hampshire Full medical benefits
New Jersey Full medical benefits
New Mexico Full medical benefits
New York Full medical benefits
North Carolina Full medical benefits
North Dakota Full medical benefits
Ohio Full medical benefits + Special provision- After the employee has received temporary total disability compensation for 90 days, the employee must be examined by the Bureau of Workers' Compensation Medical Section to determine eligibility for continuation of compensation and the appropriateness of medical treatment being provided.
Oklahoma Full medical benefits
Oregon Full medical benefits
Pennsylvania Full medical benefits
Rhode Island Full medical benefits
South Carolina Full medical benefits
South Dakota Full medical benefits
Tennessee Full medical benefits + Special Provision - Medical benefits include psychological treatment if rendered by a psychologist and upon the referral by a physician. Medical treatment required for a back injury shall include a chiropractor.
Texas Full medical benefits
Utah Full medical benefits
Vermont Full medical benefits
Virginia Full medical benefits
Washington Full medical benefits
West Virginia Full medical benefits
Wisconsin Full medical benefits
Wyoming Full medical benefits