OPEN MINDS The Behavioral Health & Social Service Industry Analyst

Pro & Con

People most often associate on-the-job physical injuries and illness with workers compensation. These types of claims are often called “physical/physical” - referring to the fact that they are either a physical injury from a workplace accident (such as an amputation) or a physical illness resulting from the workplace environment (such as asbestosis.) However, there is also a “physical/mental” workers compensation claim where mental conditions result from a physical illness or injury. The most common of . . .

OPEN MINDS The Behavioral Health & Social Service Industry Analyst

Pro & Con

People most often associate on-the-job physical injuries and illness with workers compensation. These types of claims are often called “physical/physical” - referring to the fact that they are either a physical injury from a workplace accident (such as an amputation) or a physical illness resulting from the workplace environment (such as asbestosis.) However, there is also a “physical/mental” workers compensation claim where mental conditions result from a physical illness or injury. The most common of . . .