Understanding Adjusted Pain Values and MMI

(MMI) Maximal Medical Improvement means that the workers' comp injury is not expected to heal any more in the next 12 months. MMI or not, the persistent questions throughout the workers' comp claim remains: When will the claim be over? In this video, Dr. John Alchemy outlines these sensitive topics.
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[@Soothsounds4U]

This is very helpful! My worker’s comp case has been active since July 2023 and they still have to determine my MMI. I had my first deposition, and I’m sure this will occur soon…🙏🏻

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Happy we could help!

[@TheLMarie74]

Could one go back early to work after MMI rating?(back injury)