Mich. Admin. Code R. 418.10115 - Responsibilities of insured employer or self-insurer
Rule 115.
(1) An
insured employer shall do all of the following:
(a) Promptly file form 100, employer's basic
report of injury, to report an injury that results in 7 or more days of
disability, specific loss, or death, with the workers' compensation agency and
its insurer.
(b) Promptly notify
its insurer of the cases that do not result in 7 or more days of disability,
specific loss, or death.
(c)
Promptly inform the provider of the name and address of its insurer or the
designated agent of the insurer to whom health care bills should be
sent.
(d) If an insured employer
receives a bill, then the insured employer shall promptly transmit the
provider's bill and documentation to the insurer or the designated agent of the
insurer regarding a related injury or illness.
(2) For the purposes of this rule, a
self-insurer shall promptly report all employee work-related injuries to their
designated agent, unless they are self-administered.
(a) Unless self-administered, a self-insurer
receiving a bill for a medical service shall forward the bill to their
designated agent for processing and shall inform the medical provider of the
address where future bills shall be sent.
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