Chris TALARICO & Associates, Inc.

Award Winning Personnel Placement

Corporate:  (Historic Centre Park District) 401 Oley Street, Reading, PA  19601
(610) 478-1151  FAX (610) 478-1162       Toll Free 1-877-CTA-0115

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Written notification to Staff Members

PA Worker’s Compensation Act

Section 306(f.1)(l)(i)

 

This notice is provided to you to ensure that you are informed of your rights and duties under and pursuant to the terms of Section 306(f.1)(l)(i) of the Amendments to the Pennsylvania Worker’s Compensation Act effective August 31, 1993 and amendments enacted under Senate Bill 801 dated June 24, 1996.

 

Signing this notification is your written acknowledgment that you have been informed of your rights and duties and that you understand them.

 

In the event that you suffer an injury arising in the course of your employment and related thereto, you as an employee are generally entitled to have your employer provide payment for reasonable surgical and medical services, services rendered by physicians and other health care providers, medicines and supplies, as and when needed. However, the Worker’s Compensation Act provides that your employer may establish a list of a least 6 designated health care providers, which providers you are required to visit, unless referred elsewhere by a designated health care provider or by your employer, for a period of 90 days from the date of your first visit.

 

Your employer has posted designated health care providers in the accounting office at 643 Penn Avenue, West Reading, PA. If you fail to visit the designated health care providers, your employer will not be responsible for the payment of the medical services provided to you during that 90 day period from the first visit.

 

After the period extending for 90 days from the first visit, you may obtain treatment from the health care provider of your choice; but if you visit a non-designated health care provider, you must notify your employer within 5 days of the first visit that you have done so or your employer will not be responsible for payment for services rendered by your chosen health care provider, until such time as you provide notification to your employer. If it is subsequently determined that the treatment provided to you was unnecessary or the charges rendered were unreasonable, your employer will be relieved from liability for the payment of such services.

 

Any medical care provider who treats you is required to file periodic reports with your employer on a form prescribed by the Department of Labor and Industry. The first report will be filed within 10 days of your commencing treatment and subsequent reports will be filed at least once per month thereafter as long as treatment continues. Your employer will not be responsible for payment of charges for your treatment until your health care provider has filed a report.

 

Your health care provider will be compensated in accordance with a schedule of prevailing charges and your employer is responsible for payment unless relieved of responsibility for payment as described herein. Your health care provider may not bill you or your employer in excess of the prevailing fee.

 

You are entitled to have your health care provider paid for services within 30 days of receipt by your employer, or its insurer, of bills and supporting records unless your employer, or it insurer, disputes the reasonableness or necessity of the treatment provided.

 

Your employer is not responsible for payment of medical expenses you incur unless the bills relate to conditions caused by an injury which arose in the course of your employment.

 

You have the right to request a utilization review relative to reasonableness or necessity of all treatment provided by a health care provider, whether that treatment was provided in the past or will be provided in the future. The employer or its insurer is responsible to pay the cost of the initial utilization review.

 

If you as an employee refuse reasonable services of health care providers, surgical, medical and hospital services, treatment, medicines and supplies, you may forfeit all rights to compensation for any injury or increase in your incapacity shown to have resulted for such refusal.


I certify that I have read and received a copy of the attached notification and I have also received a copy of the designated health care providers list and that I understand my rights and duties as described in these documents.

 

 

 

Employee Signature: ____________________________________________

 

 

Employee Printed Name:___________________________________________________________________

 

 

Date: _______________________________________________________

 

  

Witness Signature: _________________________________________________

 

Revised 8/26/1999