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Will my employer’s workers’ comp insurance pay for treatment if I go to my own personal doctor?

In some states, you have a right to see your own doctor for work-related injuries if you make this request to your employer in writing before an injury occurs. In most states, however, as an injured worker, you must choose a doctor from a list provided by your employer or its insurance company. If you go to a doctor that is not on the list or authorized by your employer and its insurance company, you might be stuck with the responsibility for payment of the bills.

 

 

 

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