Work Comp 101: Basics You Need to Know
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Begin with the basics! Get an introduction to the workers’ comp system in California, starting with key concepts and participants. We continue with a broad overview of the many regulations, rules, guidelines, and decisions that affect medical billing and payment. Part 1 builds the foundation for subsequent, more detailed webinars.
Topics include:
- Workers’ comp purpose and history
- Employer, insurer, and claims administrator overarching responsibilities
- How to navigate through the thousands of pages of laws, regulations, and guidelines
- The regulatory process behind the constant waves of workers’ comp reform
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DaisyBill is not a law firm, nor do we offer legal advice through any of our paid services or free informational and educational resources. Information or insight gleaned from our paid services or free resources should not be construed as legal advice.
Worker’s Compensation billing is disturbingly convoluted. We take pride in reviewing the laws, rules, and policies and, to the best of our ability, explaining what we’ve read in plain English.
If you seek legal advice or representation, please contact a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction who specializes in Workers’ Compensation.
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