Oregon healthcare providers fight worker comp ruling
The Oregonian, July 18, 2008
Doctors, physical therapists, and other medical providers are upset about a July 7 decision by the Oregon Workers' Compensation Division to change the way in which fees are paid. Although agency officials call the move necessary, the providers are now warning that if the July 7 decision stands, they could start refusing workers' compensation cases altogether.
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