Companies Lining up to Offer Workers' Comp in W.Va.
Southeast News • September 5, 2007
BrickStreet Mutual Insurance Co. may have the lock on West Virginia's workers' compensation insurance business now but that doesn't mean others aren't interested.
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Subject: Worlers Compensation
Posted On: September 10, 2007, 7:24 pm CDT
Posted By: W.R. Gilbert
Comment:
It's time that something was done to help the disabled workers in the state. I am totaly disabled and went to a so called pain clinic for more that 2 years and after Brickstreet came in and someone else took over the old clains the doctor told me that he didn't want anything else to do with me because I complained that all that they did was write prescriptions, so after feeding me Oxycontin for all this time, I was left out in the cold.
Now I have been unable to see another pain doctor because I can not get approval from the company that has my case. I have called many times and got an answering machine, left a message and never got a call back. My primary doctor has helped me as much as he can and also said that the Pain Clinic Doctor was guilty of Malpractice but I didn't want to cause any trouble, I just need help.
Subject: Worlers Compensation
Now I have been unable to see another pain doctor because I can not get approval from the company that has my case. I have called many times and got an answering machine, left a message and never got a call back. My primary doctor has helped me as much as he can and also said that the Pain Clinic Doctor was guilty of Malpractice but I didn't want to cause any trouble, I just need help.