SB3143 amends Hawaii's workers' compensation law to standardize injury reporting and billing forms.

SB3143 revises Hawaii's workers' compensation law by mandating the director to create standardized forms for health care providers to report and bill for compensable injuries. These forms aim to minimize redundancy and ensure all necessary information is captured. Employers must object in writing to a treatment plan within ten days of receipt, or the plan is automatically accepted. The bill also updates reporting requirements for employers, including the submission of injury reports and final compensation payments.

SB3143 amends Hawaii's workers' compensation law to standardize injury reporting and billing forms.

SB3143 revises Hawaii's workers' compensation law by mandating the director to create standardized forms for health care providers to report and bill for compensable injuries. These forms aim to minimize redundancy and ensure all necessary information is captured. Employers must object in writing to a treatment plan within ten days of receipt, or the plan is automatically accepted. The bill also updates reporting requirements for employers, including the submission of injury reports and final compensation payments.