Qualified Medical Examination

IF YOU HAVE BEEN HURT ON THE JOB AND STARTED TO RECEIVE BENEFITS, YOU MIGHT NOT FEEL THAT YOU NEED TO WORK WITH AN ATTORNEY, HOWEVER,

It is possible that the insurance company will send you a letter and request that you attend a panel qualified medical examination (QME).

The QME process can be very stressful for injured workers. Our attorneys at Thomas Law Alliance, Inc., are familiar with the QME process and can be valuable resources for you if you find yourself in this situation. From our office in Huntington Beach, we are committed to fighting for California workers.

MAKE SURE YOU UNDERSTAND HOW THE QME PROCESS WORKS

The QME process is used to determine an injured worker's eligibility for benefits. The QME will evaluate the worker's injuries, instead of his or her regular doctor. This can be a stressful time for you if you are worried about losing your injury benefits.

Typically, a list of three physicians will be presented to you. Each side gets to strike a name off the list, leaving the remaining doctor to be the qualified medical evaluator. Our attorneys have an extensive database of information on the QME physicians used in this process to ensure the best possible selection. We know what they think and how they are likely to decide a case.

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Finding a lawyer with experience dealing with the QME process doesn't have to be difficult. Consult with the attorneys at Thomas Law Alliance, Inc., by completing our Contact form online or by telephoning at 714-843-1110.