Guest guest Posted January 2, 2006 Report Share Posted January 2, 2006 Dear Colleagues; The profession and I need your collective help. I have a MLAC (Management-Labor Advisory Committee) Sub-Committee meeting that I'm testifying in next week and I and the profession as I say need your help. We need you to respond to this post and give me a short version of examples of how injured workers have been inappropriately restricted from seeing you. Such as being told by their employer that they can't see a chiropractor without "authorization" and/or that they need to go to this "company doctor" or this "Occupational Medical Clinic/Center etc." Also examples of how the very restricted MCO panels have circumvented your patient who gets injured on the job from seeing you...e.g.., Bend/Central Oregon wherein we have some 60+ colleagues but just 3 doctors on panel which is blatant "BS!" .....and did I mention I need these posts YESTERDAY..yikes!! Thanks for all you do and that which I know you will do for injured Oregon workers and this great profession! Vern Saboe, DC CAO Lobbyist Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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