Ohio Therapy Centers Can Help You With Your Work-Related Injuries in Northeast Ohio
If you have been injured recently while on the job in Northeast Ohio, it is important that proper care and documentation of your injuries is provided. Ohio Therapy Centers specializes in musculoskeletal injuries and are certified to see injured workers in the state of Ohio.
If you are still suffering from work-related injuries, you have a few options you may want to consider:
- Examination and Consultation for possible care of your work-related injuries
- A determination concerning Permanent Impairment due to the injuries
- An information packet about treatment options
These are YOUR Rights Under Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation Law
- An Ohio injured worker has the right to choose a physician of his/her choice, to include Doctor of Osteopathy, Chiropractic, or Medicine.
- Your Employer may direct you to a facility of their choice; however, you have the right to visit any BWC certified employer.
- The injured worker has the right to change his/her treating physician at any point in time.
- The Ohio injured worker has the first right to file a claim for an injury sustained during the course of and arising out of his/her work duties/employment.
- You have the right to have all health care services related to your work injury paid in full.
- You have the right to be compensated for any missed/loss time at work as defined by Ohio law.
- You have the right to file a Worker’s Compensation claim without fear of retribution or discrimination
- You have the right to appeal and follow due process for any and all managed care decisions affecting your choice of care.
- You have the right to seek legal counsel for representation on your behalf.
- You have the right to participate or not participate in any/all rehabilitation programs available through the Worker’s Compensation system.
- You have the right to receive ongoing supportive (Medical, Chiropractic, Physical Therapy) care, which may be therapeutically necessary to maintain a level of functional ability.
Remember that it is your right as an injured worker to visit any BWC-Certified Provider that YOU deem necessary.
So the choice of care is actually determined by the injured worker. This is an important fact that the injured workers need to know.
If any of the following are true, you should retain an attorney as soon as possible:
1. Your workplace injuries are severe enough to require surgery.
2. Your workplace injuries are moderate to severe. If you and your doctor believe your health won’t return to the condition it was prior to your injury, you may be entitled to a “permanent partial disability” award.
3. You believe you are no longer able to work on a regular basis in any job.
4. You believe you cannot go back to work at your current job, but believe you could work in some capacity.
5. You have significant pre-existing disabilities.
6. You would like to dispute an adverse decision made by your employer, your employer’s insurance company, or your state’s workers’ comp division regarding your workers’ compensation claim.
7. You believe you are not receiving the correct benefits, or wonder if there are additional benefits you could receive.
8. Your medical benefits are denied.
9. Your employer has disputed a decision made by your state workers’ comp division.
10. You do not understand the workers’ comp process and would feel more comfortable if an expert were representing your interests.
If you have answered YES to ANY OF THE ABOVE and would like to discuss the Ohio workers’ compensation system and disability benefits with an experienced workers’ comp lawyer, please click the schedule appointment button and we will be in touch with you.
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Fill out the form below to request a consultation with one of our Ohio BWC-Certified Physicians to answer any questions you may have about your Workers’ Compensation and to get proper treatment for your recent work injury.
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