Hawaii HB2323 simplifies workers' compensation reporting by standardizing forms and allowing electronic submissions.

Hawaii HB2323 amends the workers' compensation law to streamline reporting processes. It mandates the establishment of standardized forms for health care providers to use when reporting and billing for compensable injuries. The bill also allows physicians to send treatment plans to employers via mail, facsimile, or secure electronic means. Employers must accept these plans unless they object within ten days. The bill aims to minimize the need for multiple forms and facilitate electronic submissions, enhancing efficiency in the workers' compensation system.

Hawaii HB2323 simplifies workers' compensation reporting by standardizing forms and allowing electronic submissions.

Hawaii HB2323 amends the workers' compensation law to streamline reporting processes. It mandates the establishment of standardized forms for health care providers to use when reporting and billing for compensable injuries. The bill also allows physicians to send treatment plans to employers via mail, facsimile, or secure electronic means. Employers must accept these plans unless they object within ten days. The bill aims to minimize the need for multiple forms and facilitate electronic submissions, enhancing efficiency in the workers' compensation system.