If a worker is injured on the job and received first aid but requires no further medical care, does a C-2 Form need to be filed?
No. If the employer is willing to pay the medical bill for that one-time visit and no further medical attention is required or loss of time accumulated beyond two days, then a C-2 Form does not have to be submitted. However, the employer is required to prepare a C-2 on the incident and it must be kept in company files for 18 years. But it need not be filed with the carrier, the Workers Compensation Board or us.
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