Medical care is often one of the largest concerns after an on-the-job injury. Many injured employees ask whether they may choose their own physician or whether the insurance carrier controls treatment. Under North Carolina workers’ compensation, the employer or insurance carrier generally selects the authorized treating physician, although exceptions may apply in certain circumstances. A North Carolina workers’ compensation attorney can guide you.
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Can I choose my own doctor when pursuing medical treatment under workers’ compensation after an injury on the job?
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