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melly21297

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Supplemental income benefits are paid for a maximum of:
 
  52 weeks.
 
  104 weeks.
 
  208 weeks.
 
  401 weeks.

Question 2

In the event that a worker and insurance company decide to engage a different designated doctor than the one named by the state WC Department, they must agree to select the new doctor within:
 
  5 business days of the date of the state's notice.
 
  1 week of the date of the state's notice.
 
  10 days of the date of the state's notice.
 
  30 days of the date of the state's notice.



kxciann

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: 401 weeks.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: 10 days of the date of the state's notice.



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