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What You Need To Know About Food Poisoning and Workers Compensation

According to the CDC, around 1 in 6 Americans get some sort of food poisoning every year, ranging from mild to more serious cases that may require hospitalization. Food poisoning is a lot more common than you think. According to the CDC, around 1 in 6 Americans get some sort of food poisoning every year, … Read more

Updated: August 22, 2024

Does Workers Compensation Cover Independent Contractors in Missouri?

It is important to understand that not all forms of employment are eligible for worker’s comp. However, there may be other legal options you can turn to. Workers’ compensation is a state-run program that says a worker who is injured on the job or gets sick because of something in their employment environment has the … Read more

Updated: August 21, 2024

What to Do If Your Workers’ Compensation Benefits Are Suspended

If you were injured as a result of your work conditions, you know how stressful it is to deal with lost wages, insurance claims, and medical bills. Work-related injuries occur in a wide range of industries and jobs. From office sustained occupational disease or injuries to serious accidents on construction sites or slip and falls … Read more

Updated: August 22, 2024

Will Workers Compensation Pay The Transportation Costs To Get To My Medical Appointments?

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In some cases, the worker is required to travel in order to get the medical attention their condition requires. Are these expenses also covered? By law, worker’s compensation benefits are available for Missouri employees, and they can be accessed whenever you are injured at work or get sick because of it. These benefits will cover … Read more

Updated: August 22, 2024

Will Workers Compensation Insurance Pay For My MRI?

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Even if your worker’s compensation case is accepted and you start receiving treatment, it doesn’t mean all your medical procedures or treatments will be covered. Even if your worker’s compensation case is accepted and you start receiving treatment, it doesn’t mean all your medical procedures or treatments will get the okay from the insurance company. … Read more

Updated: August 22, 2024