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Colorado Workers' Compensation FAQs

• If I am injured on the job can I choose the doctor who treats me?
  If your employer has designated a medical provider before or at the time of the injury, you will be required to see that provider for medical care. If your employer … more
• How long after an injury do I have to report it to my employer?
  In the event of any work related injury, you should immediately notify your employer. According to Colorado law, you must notify your employer in writing within four … more
• How do I know if my employer is covered by workers` compensation?
  Employers with one or more full­time or part­time employees are required by law to provide workers` compensation insurance coverage for their employees. A … more
• What workers` compensation benefits am I entitled to?
  You are entitled to medical care benefits for as long as it is reasonable and necessary. You are entitled to Wage­loss benefits after the required waiting period … more
• If I am injured on the job can I choose the doctor who treats me?
  If your employer has designated a medical provider before or at the time of the injury, you will be required to see that provider for medical care. If your employer … more
• If I am unable to return to the type of work I did before I was injured, what happens?
  If you cannot return to full­time regular work or to your regular job classification due to your injury and you return to modified duty with reduced wages or … more
• My employer has denied my claim, what do I do?
  If you receive notice of a claim denial, you should contact the insurance company`s adjuster to discuss the decision. If you believe your claim has been incorrectly … more
• When will my benefits begin and how much will they be?
  If you miss more than three days, due to a work­related injury, you will be eligible to receive wage compensation benefits. Wage loss benefits are calculated from … more

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