Civil Grand Jury Reports 1996-97
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Experience clearly indicates that RTW programs reduce fraudulent claims and help employees return to their regular jobs faster.
Furthermore, no additional costs accrue to the City for the work these employees perform.
Contracting The WCD obtains a major portion of all the services required by the WC program through contracts with San Francisco General Hospital (SFGH), the University of California at San Francisco (UCSF), and a number of independent contractors. These contracts cost the City ove...r $9,000,000 annually.
SFGH and UCSF operate clinic facilities and emergency rooms for both the initial and continuing treatment of injured City employees. Private contractors provide administrative services: processing and adjusting approximately one half of all City WC claims; reviewing bills submitted by doctors and other medical service providers and maintaining networks of medical service providers offering discounted fees to injured or ill City workers. The WCD also makes payments for other medical treatment services and specialized procedures provided by practitioners not under contract with one of the City's medical service providers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Experience clearly indicates that RTW programs reduce fraudulent claims and help employees return to their regular jobs faster.
Furthermore, no additional costs accrue to the City for the work these employees perform.
Contracting The WCD obtains a major portion of all the services required by the WC program through contracts with San Francisco General Hospital (SFGH), the University of California at San Francisco (UCSF), and a number of independent contractors. These contracts cost the City ove...r $9,000,000 annually.
SFGH and UCSF operate clinic facilities and emergency rooms for both the initial and continuing treatment of injured City employees. Private contractors provide administrative services: processing and adjusting approximately one half of all City WC claims; reviewing bills submitted by doctors and other medical service providers and maintaining networks of medical service providers offering discounted fees to injured or ill City workers. The WCD also makes payments for other medical treatment services and specialized procedures provided by practitioners not under contract with one of the City's medical service providers.
What to read after Civil Grand Jury Reports 1996-97?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by California. Grand Jury (San Francisco) to read onlineMoreLess
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