Payment on undisputed workers' compensation medical bills are due within 30 days of receipt in Wisconsin.
State |
Wisconsin |
Timely Payment |
30 days |
Administrative Code Department of Workforce Development |
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Rule |
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Rule Text |
DWD 80.72 Health service fee dispute resolution process. (3) JUSTIFICATION OF DISPUTED FEES. (a) In a case where liability or the extent of disability is in dispute, an insurer or self−insured employer shall provide written notice of the dispute to the health care provider within 30 days after receiving a completed bill that clearly identifies the provider’s name, address and phone number; the patient–employee; the date of service; and the health service procedure, unless there is good cause for delay in providing notice. In a case where liability or the extent of disability is not in issue, and a health care provider charges a fee which an insurer or self−insurer refuses to pay because it is more than the formula amount, the insurer or self−insurer shall, except as provided in sub. (6) (b), mail or deliver written notice to the provider within 30 days after receiving a completed bill which clearly identifies the provider’s name, address and phone number; the patient−employe; the date of service; the health service procedure; and the amount charged for each procedure. |
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