Oklahoma HB4202 amends workers compensation fee schedules, focusing on reimbursement rates for medical services, including MRIs, and penalties for.
Oklahoma HB4202 modifies the workers compensation fee schedules to ensure quality medical care for injured employees. The bill mandates an external consultant to review regional and nationwide comparisons of Oklahoma's fee schedule rates. It outlines reimbursement rates for various medical services, including MRIs, and establishes penalties for employers or insurance carriers that delay payments. The bill also sets a cap on fees for certain medical services and requires disclosure of financial interests related to implantable devices.
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