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Old 06-03-2012, 06:45 PM #1
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Default Can work comp make you change P/T?

The doctor who first examined me for work comp (their pick) sent me to physical therapy. Great therapist but I saw him only once before work comp called & said I had to go somewhere else. Can they do that if it's someone their IME assigned? I have TOS & a cervical rib - first of all P/T isn't going to do much for that & 2nd it's rare - I seriously doubt the storefront outfit has even heard of it.

I live in Omaha, NE. If anyone knows of a good doc for TOS in the area, please let me know!

Many thanks,
Mary
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