Hawaii attending physicians report on a work injury using the WC-2, covering the injury, diagnosis, treatment and work status for the employer or carrier and the Disability Compensation Division (DCD). Under HRS 386-96 and HAR 12-15-80, the initial report is due within 7 days of the first service, followed by interim and final reports. DCD now takes the WC-2 only through portal access.
The attending physician completes the whole report. The employer reports the injury separately on Form WC-1.
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Physician's Report
Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, Disability Compensation Division takes this form through its online services or your EMR, so there is no PDF to fill. Vero Scribe writes the visit note it draws on, so the details are ready when you complete it.
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No. The DCD forms page lists WC-2 among the forms that must be submitted via portal access and offers no PDF. Older paper versions found on other websites, such as the 9/05 edition, are no longer accepted, so the report has to go through the portal.
Under HRS 386-96 and HAR 12-15-80, the initial report is due within 7 days of the first service, with interim and final reports afterward. Copies go to the employer or insurance carrier as well as to the Disability Compensation Division.