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14-0143.pdf
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people and here we are, we’re getting slammed up against
the wall and, um, I guess it’s how they say
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14-0144.pdf
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14-0145.pdf
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no prior shoulder injuries, but stated he would occasionally get a pop in his shoulder with a
dull ache
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14-0146.pdf
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to getting worse. To this, the patient very strongly disagreed,
stating that she had “a government study
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14-0149.pdf
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shoulder injuries, but stated he would occasionally get a pop in
his shoulder with a dull ache when
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14-0153.pdf
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with the board an updated
medical summary form within five days after getting an additional medical report
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14-0154.pdf
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sent an update to Lynn Palazzotto:
He said he gets good relief for the afternoon after therapy
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14-0160.pdf
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July 8, 2014.
4) I have been working on getting blood work done that Dr. McNamara
ordered. After
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14-0168.pdf
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Coghill evaluated Employee for back pain. Employee reported on rare
occasions she gets pain affecting
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14-0171.pdf
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the reasoning for his claim. He
emphasized that if he could get a job as a Mortgage Loan Processor/Closer, he
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17-0003.pdf
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Auditor form, Dr. Sparks added
the notation “unable to get files and lift 20 pounds overhead
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17-0004.pdf
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.” His right foot drop was progressively getting worse. (Id.).
40) On December 18, 2009, Employee’s
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17-0005.pdf
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by the testimony of the witness, the efforts made to get the
witness to attend the hearing or a deposition
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17-0006.pdf
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that
the physicians were adequately (sic, paid) and people could get proper care.” Ms. Latham
replied
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17-0007.pdf
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were adequately (sic, paid) and people could get proper care.” Ms. Latham
replied that “the baseline
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17-0011.pdf
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noted Respondent had previously signed and returned releases, but failed to get at least one
notarized
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17-0012.pdf
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) On November 4, 2014, Employee returned to Dr. Trombley and reported his knee was
getting better. Employee
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17-0014.pdf
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at him, and he said, “At least take a look.”
And I thought about it to help a boat out, get him on his
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17-0017.pdf
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) and people could get proper care.” Ms. Latham
replied that “the baseline would be the centers for Medicare
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17-0019.pdf
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states, “Ms. Tremont has been exposed to asbestos in the workplace.
I recommend that she get a chest x
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17-0020.pdf
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participation in the hearing. (Record).
45. Employee stated he had to get back to work and was unable
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17-0023.pdf
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for a
few weeks with no improvement and said her condition was getting worse. Employee reported
severe
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17-0025.pdf
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not
radiate into his arms. Employee noted since his head injury he gets nausea and dizziness when
he moves
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17-0029.pdf
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. Dr. O’Leary advised Employee she needed to
“get back on the horse” and get back to work. He
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17-0030.pdf
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AS 23.30.225(b) by
(1) getting a copy of the Social Security Administrations award showing the
(A) employee
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17-0037.pdf
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that preventing him from getting up from a laying position. Employee
could not recall any specific activity
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17-0038.pdf
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, 2010, Employee visited Lani Hill, A.N.P., for low back pain with onset when
bending over to get
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17-0041.pdf
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right wrist, which she said came from a “stumble getting out of the tub.” Other than subjective
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17-0043.pdf
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to get this in line with his Workers’
Compensation. . . . (Eule report, September 22, 2009).
13
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17-0044.pdf
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of the workmen’s compensation informal procedures is to get away from
cumbersome procedures and reach a correct
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17-0045.pdf
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of the need for
surgery, Employee conceded he had no such document. AS 23.30.010(a). He planned to get one
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17-0047.pdf
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] is a 25 year old female. Has been getting headaches 1-4 times day for
last 3 weeks. She calls them
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17-0049.pdf
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source of all of his
pain, as it is startup pain and it gets better with time.” (Dr. Adcox, May 6
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17-0050.pdf
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the forklift for a little while to get the batteries off the tugboat. He said:
Well, I just
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17-0055.pdf
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. O’Leary advised Employee she needed to “get back on the horse” and get back to work. He
expressed
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17-0056.pdf
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are injured?”
1. Get . . . medical care immediately. . . .
5. Get treatment from [a] licensed doctor
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17-0058.pdf
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not seem like a big stretch, but certainly may be possible. Rex is not feeling like
he could get to 20
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17-0060.pdf
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report
says, “His knees don’t usually swell when they get hurt, but this time the left knee is a little
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17-0062.pdf
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prejudiced Employer because it
could not investigate the allegations, provide prompt medical care or get
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17-0065.pdf
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limited in his
ability to walk and he falls intermittently. He would not be able to get from
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17-0070.pdf
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would not get better without additional surgery and her
“worsening arthritic changes” may “preclude
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17-0071.pdf
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tried to think of a way to get her surgery accomplished. She decided to obtain a
controversion so her
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17-0078.pdf
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computer skills
needed for that type of work. She also indicated that the claimant might be still
getting
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17-0082.pdf
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day I couldn’t even walk. I’m laying on my couch. I just wanted to get to the
bathroom. It’s
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17-0083.pdf
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our whole entire case to be able to get the evidence
on record, and if it wasn’t on the record
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17-0084.pdf
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, as he still needed to get his
medical records together. Employee’s representative was advised that he
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17-0094.pdf
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. This states ”˜training that a person is given
while doing a job and getting paid;’ Wikipedia states
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17-0098.pdf
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) by
(1) getting a copy of the Social Security Administrations award showing
the
(A) employee is being
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17-0099.pdf
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that I know
of -- let me see if I can get this straight now. Her most recent injury, in 2010, was
when
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17-0101.pdf
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of time it takes for a cervical sprain to get better depends on the cause and extent of the
injury
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17-0103.pdf
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in a joint or bone, and the foot gets red,
swollen, and looks infected, but there is no organism present
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17-0106.pdf
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Judicial review of validity.
An interested person may get a judicial declaration on the validity
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17-0113.pdf
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compensation under AS
23.30.225(b) by
JOSEPH TRAUGOTT v. ARCTEC ALASKA
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(1) getting a copy
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17-0116.pdf
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in today?
Robertson: I’m calling in today because I keep getting notices from the workers’
compensation
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17-0118.pdf
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to get his right shoulder fixed. (Id. at 9-10). Employee injured his
right shoulder while using a 90
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17-0123.pdf
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asked
you these before, but I just want to make sure we get it on the record that you
really do
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17-0124.pdf
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back pain “come [sic] and goes but lately not getting any
better.” Dr. DeSalvo reported Employee’s
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17-0126.pdf
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) An employer may reduce an employee's weekly compensation under AS
23.30.225(b) by
(1) getting a copy
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17-0127.pdf
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how long the car stopped but said she could not get out of
the vehicle because “it was not safe
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17-0130.pdf
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, as he still needed to get his
medical records together. Employee’s representative was advised that he
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17-0131.pdf
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was getting “worse and
worse” since her visit to the emergency room. Dr. McIntosh noted Employee also had
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17-0137.pdf
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to see if she could get her body fixed. She saw Dr. Peterson for this
purpose. He provided
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17-0138.pdf
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had
been through hard times before, and will get through them again. (Employee).
19) Employer
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15-0001.pdf
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and get the treatment if he prevailed at hearing. Conversely, the later
in the two-year period
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15-0002.pdf
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. Employee did not respond, and her roommate was able to get her back
to their room, but Employee left
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15-0006.pdf
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15-0007.pdf
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limitation
was stiffness and he was unable to get his foot up to put a sock on (physical therapy notes
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15-0009.pdf
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] claim has broadened to a claim for PTD, this
requires me to get more detailed information from [him
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15-0011.pdf
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was told she would be getting paid on a commission
basis for services provided and also for product sales
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15-0012.pdf
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state: “Fell
getting out of car @ 5:30. Lifting crates at work (FedEx)” and had increasing pain
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15-0015.pdf
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you actually go to your doctor and get a note?
A: Yeah, I called and talked to one of the ladies
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15-0018.pdf
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by Dr. Olbrich. As such, it would appear that
he is getting some benefit from these narcotics
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15-0022.pdf
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physician by getting treatment,
advice, an opinion, or any type of service from a physician for the injury
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15-0030.pdf
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by stating Employee
“seems eager to get started and has worked hard so far to make this plan a successful
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15-0032.pdf
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of the work site at Galbraith Lake,
“sometimes the employees get burned out and need a break, so we have
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15-0040.pdf
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contends it should be allowed to fashion its own
questions. However, Employer agreed Employee should get
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15-0042.pdf
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. He did discuss that he was getting ready to buy another one in the
near future.
Title
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15-0047.pdf
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a week earlier he was kicking a heavy piece of metal trying to get it
to fit into another object. He
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15-0048.pdf
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to get his hemoglobin A1C done . . . . He states his blood
sugars have been running about 100 to 120
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15-0051.pdf
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had to sit down, was unable to get up and
ultimately presents via ambulance. Symptoms are still
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15-0052.pdf
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of the witness, the efforts made to
get the witness to attend the hearing or a deposition, and the date
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15-0055.pdf
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did not respond, and Ms. Niccum was able to get her back to their room, but
Employee left. Ms
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15-0061.pdf
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you
were able to get the hernia taken care of and if you had any costs out of your pocket please let
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15-0065.pdf
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CORPORATION
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having major health issues for the last three months, on some days being unable to get out
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15-0066.pdf
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in the
absence of a subsequent exposure, and although some individuals get better when no longer
exposed
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15-0068.pdf
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, snapping and popping with movement. He reports he gets
frequent headaches that are chronic. He says
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15-0069.pdf
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to pay the medical bills after the
settlement agreement, but then Employee started getting dun letters
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15-0073.pdf
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) Employee testified Palazatto told him to get a referral if he wanted a surgeon closer to
home. When
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15-0074.pdf
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and
“progressively getting worse.” By approximately April 2014, Employee decided to pursue
additional treatment
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15-0079.pdf
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petition to “nullify”
Bankhead I. Employee said he has dyslexia but could read well enough to “get
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15-0080.pdf
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provider at Mat-Su Health Services because
he could not get in to see Dr. Roderer right away. Though
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15-0081.pdf
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“when he tried to go back to work and get
active again.” (Dr. Eule’s responses to questions, April 8
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15-0084.pdf
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has an obligation to get a
full and complete job history as part of the evaluation process, so when
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15-0085.pdf
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. . . that has been
getting worse. It’s not that Dr. Peterson doesn’t want surgery. She [attorney
Livsey
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15-0086.pdf
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gone to get
treatment for her back, but she did not tell him it was due to a work injury. (Ocampo
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15-0090.pdf
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at the Alaska Spine Institute
complaining of left-sided neck and shoulder pain. She also reported getting
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15-0091.pdf
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getting an additional medical report.
A copy of the medical summary form, together with copies
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15-0092.pdf
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expects to prove by the testimony of the witness, the efforts made to
get the witness to attend
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15-0094.pdf
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15-0095.pdf
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fall and
contemplated adding posterior cervical instrumentation to get Employee’s fusion to heal
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