If an Employer Pays for a Diagnostic Service and It

question 53

Multiple Choice

If an employer pays for a diagnostic service and it turns out that the workers' injury is not job related, what is the rule about paying for the service?

• A)The employer is not required to pay for the service.
• B)The employee must pay for the service and then wait for determination about whether or not the injury is job related.
• C)The employer is required to pay for the service.
• D)Workers' compensation benefits do not provide for diagnostic services.

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