Once a New York comp case exists, most treatment moves on a request-and-response track through OnBoard. Here is who submits the request, when prior approval is required, and how the carrier’s response shapes what your provider can do next.
Travel to authorized treatment is a reimbursable expense in a New York comp case. Here is what counts as covered travel, how to record it, and how the claim form moves through the carrier.
The Medical Treatment Guidelines set the default care plan for the most common work injuries in New York. Understanding what they pre-approve, where they cap treatment, and how a variance works tells you how your care is expected to proceed.
The CMS-1500 is the form your provider uses to bill and report treatment in a New York comp case. Here is what it carries, how it changed in 2022, and why the C-4.3 permanent-impairment report still travels alongside it.
What benefits a New York workers' comp claim can pay.