How do I file a claim? An injured worker can file a claim by completing the First Report of Injury (FROI) form. This can be done in our office on the day of your injury or shortly thereafter. Once it is filled out, we will fax it to the BWC. A claim number will be… Read More »
What is a Physician of Record for an Ohio BWC Injured Worker and do I need one? Dr. Larry VanSuch, a chiropractor and work injury doctor in Columbus, Ohio explains: As an injured worker in the State of Ohio you typically have what is known as a P.O.R. and this stands for Physician of Record.… Read More »
Do you need an additional allowance added to your Worker’s comp claim? Dr. Larry VanSuch a workers compensation doctor in Columbus, Ohio can help. A lot of times the first doctor an injured worker may see is the company doctor or emergency room doctor. While they do a very good job at helping you on… Read More »
No referral is necessary for injured workers with an Ohio BWC claim to see a certified Chiropractor. Dr. Larry VanSuch, an Ohio BWC doctor in Columbus, Ohio explains: One of the more popular questions we get asked by Ohio BWC injured workers in our clinic is, “Do I need a referral to see a chiropractor?”… Read More »
Need a second opinion on your Worker’s Comp Claim? Columbus, Ohio Dr. Larry VanSuch explains: Do you need a second opinion regarding your Ohio BWC workers comp claim? Sometimes injured workers are confused about the whole BWC process and may be hesitant to search out new options with their Ohio workers comp claim even if… Read More »
MECHANISM OF INJURY REPORT: Slip and Fall on a wet floor. This is another actual report that was submitted to the Ohio BWC Industrial Commission on behalf of my patient. The employer hired their own doctors to perform and independent medical evaluation on this patient. In spite of the positive MRI findings and radiating pain… Read More »
August 24th, 2010 RE: Michael Claim No.: 10-xxxxxx MECHANISM OF INJURY: Lifting Heavy Object While Bending and Twisting ADDITIONAL ALLOWANCE REQUEST: Central/Left Paracentral Disc Protrusion at L5-S1 To whom it may concern: Michael xxxxx injured his lower back on 0X/XX/2010. The mechanism of injury as presented by the Michael for this injury is as follows:… Read More »
Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI) a.k.a. Cumulative Trauma Disorder (CTD) a.k.a. Repetitive Motion Injury (RMI). Do you suffer from a repetitive stress injury while at work and are unable to perform your job due to the discomfort? Once at the office, we will help you file your claim, help fill out the necessary paperwork, and provide… Read More »
Do you have degenerative disc disease in the cervical and lumbar spine? Are you looking for treatment here in the Columbus, Ohio area? Find out more about what degenerative disc disease is and how spinal decompression therapy can help. Figure 1. Degenerative Disc Disease. Degeneration of the inter-vertebral disc, which is often called degenerative disc… Read More »
Do you have a disc bulge? Are you looking for treatment? Spinal decompression therapy may help you get back to feeling like new again. However like many, I am sure you have some questions such as what exactly bulging disc is…so, let’s start there. DISC BULGE A disc bulge is an apparent generalized extension… Read More »
Do you have a herniated disc? Are you looking for relief from the pain it causes? Spinal decompression therapy here in our Columbus, Ohio office may be able to help you. To see if this form of care is right for you, let’s first talk a little about herniated discs and then we will finish… Read More »
Are you looking for patient testimonials and reviews in Columbus, Ohio? Well, below are several or our patient testimonials for Dr. Larry VanSuch and Dr. Richard Horsfield located at 2240 Morse Road.
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Is spinal decompression treatment covered by most health insurance carriers, workers compensation benefits and/or personal injury claims? Dr. Larry Van Such, DC, explains: Spinal decompression therapy is covered by most insurance companies workers compensation and personal injury or auto accident claims. You may have heard otherwise however spinal decompression therapy is a specialized form of… Read More »
One of the most common questions we get regarding spinal decompression therapy is whether or not someone will be able to continue working while receiving care. In this video and post, I will help answer this important question. Most cases of people who have spinal decompression therapy still work and we encourage those who… Read More »