Weight loss surgery is not typically eligible for coverage under worker’s compensation. But the Oregon Supreme Court recently ruled that the state’s worker’s comp plan must pay for one resident’s weight loss surgery — nine years after his operation.
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Weight Loss Surgery Claim Paid 9 Years Late
Posted on 15 September 2009
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