Hawaii SB720 modifies workers' compensation procedures, including examination rights and medical stability definitions.
Hawaii SB720 amends workers' compensation laws to enhance examination procedures for injured employees. It mandates written notice to the physician, employer, and employee five days before an independent medical examination or permanent impairment rating examination. Employees have the right to have a designated physician present during examinations and to record the examination. Employers can request examinations if dissatisfied with the case's progress or if major surgery is contemplated.
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