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Old 11-24-2015, 08:36 PM #1
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Default Functional Capicity Evaluation

I have TOS and a brachial plexus injury, lung damage and shoulder damage.I am six months out of nerve surgery and getting ready to do it again. I have been on work comp for a little over two years now. I was told today that my former employer and work comp were requesting a FCE. Any thoughts on this? I have read they aren't accurate and benefit the employer and work comp. I always think work comp is not being truthful but I just don't know even though they say it's for rehab.
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