Michigan Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 16, 2016) |
Department LR. Licensing and Regulatory Affairs |
Workers Compensation Agency |
Chapter Workers' Compensation Health Care Services Rules |
Part 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS |
Section 418.10111. Advisory committee.
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The director of the workers' compensation agency shall appoint an advisory committee from names solicited from provider, carrier, and employee organizations. The advisory committee shall include five advocates for the concerns of providers, five advocates for the concerns of employees, and five advocates for the concerns of carriers. The director of the workers' compensation agency shall appoint a sixteenth member to act as chair without a vote. The advisory committee shall meet not less than twice a year.Additional meetings shall be scheduled if requested by the workers' compensation agency, the chair, or a majority of the committee. Members may be removed by the director of the workers' compensation agency for cause or for missing more than one-half of the meetings in a year. The advisory committee shall perform general program oversight and assist the workers' compensation agency with the following:
(a) Annual review of the rules and the fee schedule.
(b) Development of proposed amendments to the rules and fee schedule, including payment methodologies.
(c) Review of data reports and data analyses.
(d) Review health care service disputes, resulting from a carrier's professional health care review program pursuant to these rules, that are considered by mediation, arbitration, small claims, or magistrate decisions, based on annual summary data regarding such disputes. This summary data shall be developed by the agency and shall include information regarding carriers and providers which accounts for a significant number of disputes.
(e) Review annual summary data of complaints made to the workers' compensation agency.
History: 1998-2000 AACS; 2005 AACS.