Medical Control
The injured employee may select a medical provider from the Nevada Workers'
Compensation Administrator's (WCA) panel of physicians and chiropractors.
The injured employee may change to a new medical provider within 90 days of
injury without prior authorization. If the change takes place beyond 90 days, the
injured employee must seek prior authorization from the imployer/insurer. The
employee may select his/her own pharmacy or select a pharmacy from the
Express Scripts pharmacy network. Emergency medical care should be secured at
the nearest location.
The injured employee may select a medical provider from the Nevada Workers'
Compensation Administrator's (WCA) panel of physicians and chiropractors.
The injured employee may change to a new medical provider within 90 days of
injury without prior authorization. If the change takes place beyond 90 days, the
injured employee must seek prior authorization from the imployer/insurer. The
employee may select his/her own pharmacy or select a pharmacy from the
Express Scripts pharmacy network. Emergency medical care should be secured at
the nearest location.
February 13, 2012: Nevada News: DIR/WCS
Regulation Workshop Notice, Feb. 24, 2012
January 30, 2012: Nevada News: INSURERS
-- Sample Acceptance Letter (Form D-30)
January 10, 2012: Nevada News: Workers
Comp Frequently asked Questions
December 06, 2011: Nevada News:
December - February Newsletter:
Nevada Newsletter Sept - Nov - 2011
Regulation Workshop Notice, Feb. 24, 2012
January 30, 2012: Nevada News: INSURERS
-- Sample Acceptance Letter (Form D-30)
January 10, 2012: Nevada News: Workers
Comp Frequently asked Questions
December 06, 2011: Nevada News:
December - February Newsletter:
Nevada Newsletter Sept - Nov - 2011
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