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I have not received a form that allows me to request an independent medical examination, but I have been released from the doctor chosen by the workers compensation carrier. What should I do?

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I have not received a form that allows me to request an independent medical examination, but I have been released from the doctor chosen by the workers compensation carrier. What should I do?

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A. You should contact the adjuster for your claim. If you find out that you are not eligible for a Board-appointed independent medical examination, you can seek one at your own expense in order to use that doctor’s report as leverage for reinstatement of your benefits. However, your benefits will only be reinstated if the doctor’s report is in your favor. If you do seek an independent medical examination on your own, be sure that you choose your doctor carefully.

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