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EPISODE · Aug 22, 2024 · 4 MIN

What Is a Nurse Case Manager? Do I Have To Let A Nurse Case Manager Work On My Case? [312-500-4500]

from Blind Justice Podcast · host Scott DeSalvo

Learn about the crucial role of a Nurse Case Manager in injury cases. This video discusses the responsibilities and benefits of working with a Nurse Case Manager to ensure comprehensive care and support throughout your case. Find out why having a Nurse Case Manager can make a positive impact on the outcome of your situation. Watch now to understand the importance of partnering with a Nurse Case Manager for your well-being and case success. To get more new videos subscribe to our channel 🙏 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKRci1SkNDCutpSbl-VpCDg In this video, personal injury attorney Scott DeSalvo explains what a nurse case manager is and whether you are obligated to work with them if you've been injured at work. He discusses the role of nurse case managers in workers' compensation cases and highlights the potential dangers they pose. Scott also shares his insights on when it might be beneficial to allow a nurse case manager on your case and provides valuable tips for dealing with them. If you're facing a work injury case, this video will help you understand your rights and options. Scott DeSalvo is a leading personal injury attorney in Chicago with extensive experience in workers' compensation cases. He is dedicated to helping injured individuals navigate the complex legal process and get the compensation they deserve. A nurse case manager is assigned by the workers' compensation insurance company to monitor and manage an injured worker's medical care. You or your attorney have the right to decide whether to allow a nurse case manager on your case. The primary goal of the nurse case manager is to save money for the insurance company, often by limiting medical care and expediting return to work. While some attorneys permit nurse case managers under strict rules, others completely refuse them, which can lead to the insurance company terminating benefits and necessitating court disputes. Nurse case managers are not there to help the injured worker; they are paid by the insurance company to minimize costs, not to ensure the worker's optimal recovery. I make these videos so injured people know what they are dealing with. If you'd like to know more, I created a FREE Injury DVD and Book called "The Five Biggest Secrets of Illinois Injury and Accidents Cases and Claims". I offer it to injured people for 100% no cost and no obligation. We hope you enjoyed this video. Make sure that you click the "Like" button and also share this video with your friends and others who might also be interested in knowing this video. Please click "Subscribe" and click the bell icon to keep up to date with new videos from this channel. And if you have any questions or feedback about this video topic, please comment below. Subscribe Now 🙏 https://www.youtube.com/@DeSalvoLaw Learn more at (website)👉 https://desalvolaw.com/ ✅FREE Settlement Value Calculator: 👉 https://desalvolaw.com/settlement-calculator/ ✅Need help RIGHT NOW? Or Need your questions answered? 👉Call - 312-500-4500

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