Utah § 49-21-406 - Rehabilitative employment -- Interview by disability specialist -- Maintaining eligibility -- Additional treatment and care.
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§ 49-21-406. Rehabilitative employment -- Interview by disability specialist -- Maintaining eligibility -- Additional treatment and care.
49-21-406. Rehabilitative employment -- Interview by disability specialist -- Maintaining eligibility -- Additional treatment and care.
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| (3) | If an eligible employee receiving a monthly disability benefit fails to participate in an office-approved rehabilitation program within the limitations set forth by a physician or physician assistant, the monthly disability benefit may be reduced, suspended, or terminated. |
| (4) | The office may, as a condition of paying a monthly disability benefit, require that the eligible employee receive medical care and treatment if that treatment is reasonable or usual according to current medical practices. |
Amended by Chapter 37, 2023 General Session
Amended by Chapter 274, 2023 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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