Suicide and Suicidal Thoughts among Injured Workers are serious concerns. The Workers’ Compensation Community, Employers, Insurance Companies, Attorneys, Medical Providers. Attorneys and Judges are aware that Injured Workers can suffer to the point at which these events can occur The Workers’ Compensation Community understands that Suicide and Suicidal Thoughts need to be addressed either through… Continue reading SUICIDE, SUICIDAL THOUGHTS AND WORKERS’ COMPENSATION: WHAT YOU NEED KNOW
Category: Mental Health & Workers Compensation
Mental Health Professionals, Psychiatric Injury Claims & Workers’ Compensation: What You Need To Know
In California Workers’ Compensation Law, Mental Health Claims are allowable. Mental Health claims are commonly referred to as “stress claims.” Injured Workers pursuing these psychiatric injury claims frequently seek medical attention. This article will discuss the types of medical treatment available for those seeking mental health care. There are a variety of mental health… Continue reading Mental Health Professionals, Psychiatric Injury Claims & Workers’ Compensation: What You Need To Know
Psychological Testing & Workers’ Compensation: What To Know
California Workers’ Compensation Law allows for Psychiatric Injuries. As part of both the treatment and evaluations for Psychiatric Workers’ Compensation Claims, Mental Health Practitioners employ psychological testing. This article is intended to discuss the nature of psychological testing within this setting. It is not uncommon that Injured Workers become overwhelmed with the amount of Psychological… Continue reading Psychological Testing & Workers’ Compensation: What To Know
Denied Access To Your Workers’ Comp Psych Report? What You Should Know.
“You Can’t Handle the Truth?” In California Workers’ Compensation Law, Injured Workers who have emotional, stress or mental health claims may attend a Psychological Evaluation by a mental health practitioner for which a medical report is generated. Frequently, these reports contain language within them similar to this language: “This psychiatric mental health report is confidential… Continue reading Denied Access To Your Workers’ Comp Psych Report? What You Should Know.