October 2018 Articles
What happens at a workers’ comp hearing?
A New York worker legitimately injured on the job has a right to expect at least one benefit under the state’s workers’ compensation system: immediate medical treatment for the injury. Further benefits, such as money benefits and rehabilitation treatments for a disability, may require a legal process and the filing...
How does the rehabilitation process work? – Part 2
Helping workers who are injured on the job is about more than just providing necessary care. To the extent possible, the workers’ compensation system has a legal mandate to provide additional rehabilitative services. As we described in our last post, rehabilitation can take two forms: physical rehabilitation and vocational rehabilitation....
How does the rehabilitation process work? – Part 1
Workers’ compensation rehabilitation can come in two forms. The first is physical rehabilitation. The elements include medical treatments or physical therapy prescribed to help you heal and restore you to normal, or as close to normal, function as possible. The second is vocational rehabilitation, often necessary if your injury leaves...
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