To put it simply, maximum medical improvement (MMI) is the state a person reaches after suffering an injury where their condition can no longer improve. When it comes to workers’ compensation cases , doctors let injured workers know when they have reached MMI. MMI does not ...
Read MoreCarpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) is a common wear and tear injury that affects workers across a wide range of industries and professions. People with CTS ...
View MoreInjured employees who qualify for workers’ compensation benefits have the right to receive ongoing medical treatment for their injury. This is known ...
View MoreHave you suffered a debilitating injury at work and are now receiving your medications and supplies under workers’ compensation convenience packs? If ...
View MoreMost workplace injuries are covered under your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance. However, if your injury claim is denied, you still have ...
View MoreTruck drivers face real safety threats whenever they go to work. From traffic accidents to slips, falls, and strains, a truck driver might find ...
View MoreThe Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), says that nearly 30 million people are exposed to hazardous noise levels in their work ...
View MoreThere are many different types of shoulder injuries that can be caused by work-related duties that you might perform. The severity of a shoulder ...
View MoreDo you have a serious skin condition or disease? Do you work with dangerous chemicals in your line of work? Do you think your skin condition might be ...
View MoreSocial Security Disability Insurance (SSD or SSDI) is a federal insurance program funded by taxes collected from U.S. citizens. It’s managed by the ...
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