Ohio § 4121.62 Contracts for rendition of rehabilitation services

Ohio Statutes

§ 4121.62 — Contracts for rendition of rehabilitation services

Ohio § 4121.62

Title 41Labor and Industry

Ch. 4121Industrial Commission; Bureau Of Workers' Compensation

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Ohio Rev. Code Ann. § 4121.62 (2026).

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(A)The authority granted to the administrator of workers' compensation pursuant to sections4121.61to4121.69of the Revised Code includes the authority to do all of the following:

(1)Contract with any public or private person for the rendition of rehabilitation services;

(2)Take actions and utilize money in the state insurance fund as necessary to obtain federal funds and assistance in the maximum amounts and most advantageous proportions and terms possible;

(3)Conduct rehabilitation educational programs for employers and employees.

(B)Nothing in sections4121.61to4121.69of the Revised Code shall be interpreted to grant authority to the administrator to require a claimant to utilize a public provider of rehabilitation services, counseling, or training.

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(A) The authority granted to the administrator of workers' compensation pursuant to sections4121.61to4121.69of the Revised Code includes the authority to do all of the following:

(1) Contract with any public or private person for the rendition of rehabilitation services;

(2) Take actions and utilize money in the state insurance fund as necessary to obtain federal funds and assistance in the maximum amounts and most advantageous proportions and terms possible;

(3) Conduct rehabilitation educational programs for employers and employees.

(B) Nothing in sections4121.61to4121.69of the Revised Code shall be interpreted to grant authority to the administrator to require a claimant to utilize a public provider of rehabilitation services, counseling, or training.