This document contains official instructions for QME Form 106 , Request for Qme Panel Under Labor Code 4062.2 Represented - for Injuries Occurring Prior to January 1, 2005 - a form released and collected by the California Department of Industrial Relations - Division of Workers' Compensation. An up-to-date fillable QME Form 106 is available for download through this link.
Q: What is the QME Form 106?
A: QME Form 106 is a form used to request a Qualified Medical Evaluator (QME) panel in California.
Q: What is Labor Code 4062.2 Represented?
A: Labor Code 4062.2 Represented refers to the section of California labor law that governs the process of requesting a QME panel.
Q: Who can use QME Form 106?
A: QME Form 106 is used by individuals who have suffered injuries in California prior to January 1, 2005 and want to request a QME panel.
Q: What is a Qualified Medical Evaluator (QME) panel?
A: A QME panel consists of three independent medical professionals who evaluate the medical condition of an injured worker in California.
Q: Why would someone need to request a QME panel?
A: A QME panel is requested to obtain an unbiased medical opinion regarding the extent of a worker's injuries and their impact on their ability to work.
Q: How can I submit QME Form 106?
A: QME Form 106 can be submitted to the Division of Workers' Compensation (DWC) in California by mail or in person.
Q: What is the deadline for submitting QME Form 106?
A: The deadline for submitting QME Form 106 is within 10 days after the injured worker receives a request for a panel from the employer or insurance company.
Q: What happens after submitting QME Form 106?
A: After submitting QME Form 106, the DWC will assign a QME panel and notify the injured worker and the parties involved in the case.
Q: Can I choose my own QME doctor?
A: No, the QME panel is randomly generated by the DWC and the injured worker is required to choose one of the doctors from the panel for the evaluation.
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