Medically stationary definition
Medically stationary means that no further material improvement would reasonably be expected from medical treatment or the passage of time.
Medically stationary means that no further material improvement would reasonably be
Medically stationary means that no further material improvement would rea- sonably be expected from medical treatment, or the passage of time.
More Definitions of Medically stationary
Medically stationary means that no further material improvement
Medically stationary means that no fur- ther material improvement would reasonably be ex- pected from medical treatment, or the passage of time.
Medically stationary means that no further material improvement would reasonably be expected from medical treatment or the passage of time. An entitlement to workers’ compensation supplemental benefits ends upon reaching medically stationary status.
Medically stationary means that no further material improvement would reason- ably be expected from medical treatment or the passage of time.
Medically stationary means that no further material improvement in a worker's condition would reasonably be expected from treatment, or the passage of time.
Medically stationary means that no further material improvement would reasonably be expected from medical treatment or the passage of time. ORS 656.005(17). The term “medically stationary” does not mean that there is no longer a need for continuing medical care. Maarefi v. SAIF, 69 Or App 527, 531 (1984); Pennie Rickerd-Puckett, 61 Van Natta 336 (2009). The issue of claimant’s medically stationary status is primarily a medical question to be decided based on competent medical evidence, not limited to the opinion of the attending physician. Harmon v. SAIF, 54 Or App 121, 125 (1981); Michael J. Oliver, 63 Van Natta 728,
Medically stationary means that no further material improvement would reasonably be expected from medical treatment, or the passage of time. ORS 656.005(17). The issue of a claimant’s medically stationary status is primarily a medical question to be decided based on competent medical evidence. Harmon v. SAIF, 54 Or App 121, 125 (1981); Thomas L. Bishop,