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BWC policy allows services rendered within 72 hours of the date of injury to be reimbursed even if the billed diagnosis is not an allowed code in the claim, or is on BWCs invalid code list.
The Bureau of Wage Hour Administration administers and enforces Ohios Minimum Wage Laws (Ohio Revised Code 4111), Ohios Minor Labor Law (ORC 4109) and Ohios Prevailing Wage Law (ORC 4115). Cant find what youre looking for? Please feel free to send us a Message using our Contact Form.
Every Ohio employer is required to get workers compensation insurance regardless of the number of employees. Sole-Proprietors and Partners are not required to cover themselves on workers compensation, but they can elect to be covered.
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C-84 - Request for Temporary Total Compensation: Injured workers must use this form to initiate or extend payment of temporary total disability benefits.
OhioBWC - Worker - Form: (C-23) - Introduction. Injured workers use the form to request a change of physician and send it to their managed care organization (MCO) for processing. They must select a BWC-certified medical provider.
Once BWC processes a workers compensation application, we issue a Certificate of Ohio Workers Compensation (also called a certificate of coverage) from the effective date of coverage through the end of the policy year.
What should I do if my employer does not pay me for minimum wage, overtime, or prevailing wage? Contact the Ohio Department of Commerce to file a complaint and speak to an investigator about unpaid minimum wage, overtime, or prevailing wage.

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