What do I do if there is a medical emergency and Im not able to see an Majoris provider?
In true emergency cases, Majoris, your employer and your insurer believe the first priority is to have the medical emergency taken care of and the worker removed from immediate danger. An emergency is defined as a medical condition that if treatment is not rendered immediately, creates the risk of death, serious disability or serious medical consequences. If your claim is subject to the HCN, and you are far away from or otherwise unable to receive care from a Majoris provider in an emergency, you should seek care from the nearest appropriate medical facility. After you are out of immediate danger, all follow-up care will be provided within the HCN. If emergency care is needed and an appropriate Majoris facility is available, care should be sought from the Majoris member facility if possible. If you are in need of emergency care and unsure of where to go, seek medical care from the closest available medical facility. Emergency care should not be used as a substitute for routine, ongoing
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