Milwaukee Workers' Compensation & Personal Injury Physician
Wisconsin Department of Health Services reports that Wisconsin’s work injury rate is much higher than the national average. Our workers’ compensation doctor has extensive experience treating Milwaukee residents who were injured at work. If you were injured on the job in Milwaukee, we can help you get the medical care you need. You recover while our staff does all the work related to your Wisconsin workers’ compensation claims process.
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Personal Injury Doctor in Milwaukee
Under Wisconsin’s workers’ compensation regulations, injured employees have the right to choose their own doctor. Our Milwaukee-based personal injury doctor is here to help Milwaukee workers injured on the job. You recover, WMG does all the work with your employer and workers’ compensation claims adjuster to make sure you get the care you need. We treat all types of injuries, including:
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Workers Compensation Doctor in Milwaukee
When an injured employee first seeks medical treatment, they are not required to see a physician selected by the insurance company. However, later in the process, the insurance company may require you to have an ‘independent medical evaluation’ (IME) performed by a doctor of their choice. These ‘independent’ medical evaluations are often biased toward the insurance company. If possible, it is advisable to get a claim resolved without an IME.
It’s important for you to select a competent workers’ compensation doctor early in the process. An experienced Milwaukee workers’ compensation doctor will help make sure you get the treatment you need along with proper medical documentation. This is done to prove the treatment is necessary and covered by the Wisconsin workers’ compensation insurance program.
WMG works directly with your workers’ compensation claims adjusters and reports to your employer keeping you compliant with workers’ compensation regulations.
Get Professional Second Opinions All injured Wisconsin workers have a legal right to get a second opinion. At Wisconsin Medical Group, our Milwaukee doctor regularly provides second opinions for injured Milwaukee workers and injured workers from the surrounding communities.
When should I see a doctor for a work injury?
If you have sustained an injury while on the job in Milwaukee, seek medical attention adequate to the severity as soon as possible, even for minor symptoms. Early treatment ensures proper documentation for your workers’ comp claim and helps prevent long-term issues.
What should I bring to my workers’ comp doctor’s appointment?
When visiting a workers' comp doctor in Milwaukee, bring medical records, employer injury reports, a list of symptoms, medications, and any work restrictions. Having this information helps ensure an accurate diagnosis and proper claim documentation.
How soon should I see a doctor after an accident?
Ideally within 24-72 hours, even if symptoms are mild, to ensure proper documentation for legal and insurance claims.
How to find a doctor for my personal injury case?
Choose a doctor experienced in treating accident-related injuries and documenting medical evidence for legal claims. Many personal injury attorneys can recommend medical professionals who work with injury victims on a lien basis, meaning you don’t pay upfront costs.