You want the best treatment available so you can get back on your feet again, providing for your family. Kaufman & Kaufman workers’ compensation attorneys in Glenwood Springs will protect your rights and help you navigate the complex legal system.
If a doctor determined that you’ve reached maximum medical improvement (MMI), including whether you have any permanent disabilities, they’ll notify your insurance carrier. If the insurance carrier agrees with your doctor’s evaluation, they’ll file a Final Admission of Liability. You have 30 days after the carrier files the admission to determine if you agree with the MMI determination and the benefits the insurance carrier outlines in the final admission.
Learn more about what you can do if your workers’ compensation doctor isn’t providing proper care here.
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