Updated Telehealth for California: Important 4/15/2020 Changes for Workers' Comp
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This mini-webby explains important DWC changes to telehealth rules for California workers' compensation, effective for dates of service on and after April 15, 2020. Remember to look for our latest videos on this topic.
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