In Kansas workers' compensation, a registered medical management vendor, typically a nurse case manager, files this report when closing a medical management file. It states the reason for closure, such as return to work, release with or without restrictions, a carrier request or a vocational referral, and certifies that the job is within the worker's medical restrictions.
The registered medical management vendor, usually a nurse case manager, completes the whole form, and the medical manager's signature is required on both pages.
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Medical Management Closure Report
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A registered medical management vendor, typically the nurse case manager handling the injured worker's case. The medical manager's signature is required on both pages. The report is filed with the Division of Workers Compensation, with copies to the claimant and the claimant's attorney.
No. Kansas has no state physician report or work-status form, and treating-physician reports are narrative. The medical management closure report is the Division's only clinician-facing form, and the case manager, not the physician, completes it.