06-04-2017, 11:40 PM
https://www.forbes.com/sites/brucelee/20...fd73827ec0
I agree with this coach, do as much physical therapy as you can to avoid spinal surgery. I know an injured worker who went in for a very small lumbar spine surgery, not even a fusion. He got one of these spinal cord leaks and two years later he is still suffering.
California injured workers:
I know very well it is extremely difficult in California to get things like physical therapy approved. This is why I offer my assistance to anyone who needs it when it in California comes to how to appeal UR denials for physical therapy. I will also provide rational to give to your doctor to help get physical therapy approved. I am just an injured worker like yourself, and not a professional. I am not guaranteeing you will get approved, but if you need my help I will give it.
I agree with this coach, do as much physical therapy as you can to avoid spinal surgery. I know an injured worker who went in for a very small lumbar spine surgery, not even a fusion. He got one of these spinal cord leaks and two years later he is still suffering.
California injured workers:
I know very well it is extremely difficult in California to get things like physical therapy approved. This is why I offer my assistance to anyone who needs it when it in California comes to how to appeal UR denials for physical therapy. I will also provide rational to give to your doctor to help get physical therapy approved. I am just an injured worker like yourself, and not a professional. I am not guaranteeing you will get approved, but if you need my help I will give it.
I am not an attorney.Anything I write should not be considered legal advice.I am writing from my own personal experiences,which is not from any sort of legal background. You should consult with an attorney over legal issues. In California, if you cannot get an attorney you can consult with an I&A officer.