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Does a worker have to allow employer-hired case managers to manage his or her care?

April 26, 2017Case manage managers worker

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Does a worker have to allow employer-hired case managers to manage his or her care?

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No. A worker may, without penalty, refuse or limit the involvement of nurses or case managers hired by the employer. The employee is obligated to provide medical records that are relevant to the case, but otherwise a worker’s medical care is confidential.