Subtitle: If You Don’t Update the Claim, You’re Updating Your Write-Off List
In this episode of Workers Comp Unwrapped, Max is joined by Ayesha to break down why timely and accurate claim amendments are essential in California workers’ compensation. From new diagnoses and expanded body parts to treatment plan changes, they cover when and how to file amendments to avoid denials, delays, and lost revenue. Get actionable steps, real-world examples, and insider tips on staying compliant with CCR § 9785 and Labor Code § 4061.
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- When claim amendments are legally required
- Best practices for PR-2s, RFAs, and billing updates
- Common mistakes that lead to denied payments
- How MLM supports providers through the amendment process
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