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20 C.F.R. § 10.302

Should the employer authorize medical care if he or she doubts that the injury occurred, or that it is work-related?

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20 C.F.R. § 10.302 — Should the employer authorize medical care if he or she doubts that the injury occurred, or that it is work-related?

§ 10.302 Should the employer authorize medical care if he or she doubts that the injury occurred, or that it is work-related? If the employer doubts that the injury occurred, or that it is work-related, he or she should authorize medical care by completing Form CA-16 and checking block 6B of the form. If the medical and factual evidence sent to OWCP shows that the condition treated is not work-related, OWCP will notify the employee, the employer, and the physician or hospital that OWCP will not authorize payment for any further treatment.

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