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How is the Medical Provider Network different than how medical treatment was provided prior to July 1, 2007?

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How is the Medical Provider Network different than how medical treatment was provided prior to July 1, 2007?

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The difference is that everyone will first go to a designated medical facility regardless of pre-designating a personal physician. You can continue treatment at the designated medical facility or select a doctor or facility from the Medical Provider Network. In the case of emergency and after hour injuries or illnesses, that will remain the same in that the employee can seek medical treatment at the nearest emergency facility or hospital. With the implementation of the MPN, follow-up treatment is then with a designated medical facility.

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