Or. Admin. R. 436-120-0755 - Reimbursement from the Workers' Benefit Fund
(1) Reimbursement. The director will
reimburse the insurer for costs associated with providing vocational benefits
when:
(a) The director issues an order
overturning the insurer's denial of vocational benefits; and
(b) The insurer's denial is later upheld by a
final order.
(2)
Required documentation. To receive reimbursement from the Workers' Benefit
Fund, the insurer must provide the division with the following documentation,
within one year from the date of the final order:
(a) Worker's name and Workers' Compensation
Division's claim file number;
(b)
Date and order number of the director's order appealed;
(c) Itemized listing with dates of service
for all costs incurred after the date of the director's order that was
reversed. All costs, in order to be reimbursed, must meet all conditions set
forth in these rules, and reimbursement requests must:
(A) Use terms, "direct employment" or
"training" to show the category of vocational assistance provided;
(B) List provider costs by category of
"professional services";
(C) List
direct worker purchases by the categories in OAR 436-120-0710, and include
purchase dates and costs;
(D) Show
temporary total disability paid between the start and end dates of the return
to work plan; and
(E) List any
other costs incurred in providing vocational benefits as a result of the order
that was appealed.
(d)
Signed statement certifying that the requested reimbursement amount was
actually paid; and
(e) The
insurer's name and address where reimbursement is to be sent.
(3) Administrative costs not
reimbursable. No reimbursement is allowed for the insurer's administrative
costs.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: 656.726(4)
Stats. Implemented: ORS 656.313, 656.605, OL 2005, Ch. 588, sec. 4 & 5
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