 Seek Medical Treatment for the injured technician if necessary! For emergencies, accompany the injured technician to the emergency room and ensure that.

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 Seek Medical Treatment for the injured technician if necessary! For emergencies, accompany the injured technician to the emergency room and ensure that they receive immediate care!  Provide the technician with the following forms for the physician to complete:  CA-16 (Authorization for Examination and/or Treatment) within the first 48 hours after the injury.  CA-17 (Duty Status Report)  CA-20 (Attending Physician’s Report)  Report the Injury to the designated Safety Official  Complete a CA-1, Notice of Traumatic Injury, through EDI   All completed forms must be received at the Human Resources Office no later than ten days from the date of injury. This includes a signed copy of the CA-1, CA-16, CA-20, CA-17 if applicable  Call the Injury Compensation Program Administrator (ICPA) if you have any questions. Supervisor’s Initial Response For a “Traumatic” On-The-Job Injury Injury Compensation Program Administrator: SGT Beverly C. Sherwin Office: Fax:

Revised July 09 SUPERVISOR’S OWCP CHECKLIST Name :__________________________ DOI :_____________ Claim #:___________ 4. Injury Reported – Every claim must be submitted through EDI  Electronically submit CA-1, Traumatic Injury or CA-2, Occupational Disease  Website: Then click, Supervisor’s Link  For Recurrence Claims (spontaneous return) submit CA-2a manually to ICPA 5. Continuation of Pay (COP) – Must be supported by medical documentation  45 calendar day entitlement  Time card code for COP: LU for date of injury and LT 45 days after injury  Four digit code for time card is month and day of injury  If claim is denied, change COP to LS, LA or LWOP  Notify ICPA when COP is used 7. Medical Authorization – Must be supported by medical justification  Physician requests authorization: phone (850) , fax (800) ,  Medical Provider must have ACS Provider Number to receive authorization  Physician must state ICD-9, diagnosis code and CPT, procedure code 6. Compensation after 45 days – IF NEEDED - Must be supported by medical documentation  Must be in LWOP (Leave Without Pay) status  Employee will need to fill out “employee portion of the CA-7  Employee needs to complete SF-1199A, Direct Deposit Sign-up to receive payments  After 80hrs of LWOP, submit SF-52 to HRO requesting LWOP status 8. Medical Bills – Provider must submit all bills through ACS  Website: (Provider search is available on this site)  Medical Provider must have ACS Provider Number to receive payment  Bills submitted manually must be submitted on HCFA-1500 or UB-92  ACS Customer Service : (850)  If employee has problems with medical bill payment; contact ICPA 9. Reimbursement – IF NEEDED  OWCP-915, Medical and OWCP-957, Travel – Submit with required documentation to ICPA 10. Agency Point of Contact – ICPA: 1. Seek Medical Attention for Injured Employee -  Ensure that Medical provider accepts Worker’s Compensation  Issue a CA-16, Authorization for examination (only issue within 48hrs of injury)  Retain a completed copy of CA-16 signed by the physician to send to the ICPA 2. Medical Documentation – Must be signed by a doctor  CA-20, Attending Physician’s Report (each time medial treatment received)  CA-17, Duty Status Report (must submit after each treatment)  A copy of all CA forms and medical documentation must be received by the ICPA within 10 days  Phone:  Fax: Notify Safety -  Air and Army National Guard – Call designated safety official and report incident;  ICPA will send completed OSHA 301 Injury and Illness Incident Report when it is generated.