Sorry for another question.Has anyone ever been hurt in one state and then need care again after moving?
No help from Hcmp of course.Told me I have to go back to New York which we arent even allowed in right now.
Sorry for another question.Has anyone ever been hurt in one state and then need care again after moving?
No help from Hcmp of course.Told me I have to go back to New York which we arent even allowed in right now.
Your injury should follow the law under the state you were injured in. Where you receive care doesn’t matter. Your insurance needs to follow the laws of New York for your claim so you’d have to look those up.
Your injury should follow the law under the state you were injured in. Where you receive care doesn’t matter. Your insurance needs to follow the laws of New York for your claim so you’d have to look those up.
Strange. Most doctors like work Comp since it’s basically an open checkbook. I don’t see why it would be an issue if you have the insurance and claim info. If you really need the care you can always pay through your normal health insurance and tell them to fight Comp for reimbursement.
Strange. Most doctors like work Comp since it’s basically an open checkbook. I don’t see why it would be an issue if you have the insurance and claim info. If you really need the care you can always pay through your normal health insurance and tell them to fight Comp for reimbursement.
Maybe, but I doubt it. That’s why I said if you really need the care. If it’s not a real need he can spend however long fighting Comp. If he needs care right now he can use his insurance and figure it all out later. He can self pay and fight Comp for reimbursement too. It all depends on how serious the issue is.