Code of Federal Regulations > Title 20 > Chapter VI > Part 702 > Subpart D - Subpart D—Medical Care and Supervision

U.S. Code of Federal Regulations

Regulations most recently checked for updates: Jan 21, 2026

MEDICAL PROCEDURES

§ 702.418 - Procedure for requesting medical care; employee's duty to notify employer.

§ 702.419 - Action by employer upon acquiring knowledge or being given notice of injury.

§ 702.420 - Issuance of authorization; binding effect upon insurance carrier.

§ 702.421 - Effect of failure to obtain initial authorization.

§ 702.422 - Effect of failure to report on medical care after initial authorization.

§ 702.401 - Medical care defined.

§ 702.402 - Employer's duty to furnish; duration.

§ 702.403 - Employee's right to choose physician; limitations.

§ 702.404 - Physician defined.

§ 702.405 - Selection of physician; emergencies.

§ 702.406 - Change of physicians; non-emergencies.

§ 702.407 - Supervision of medical care.

§ 702.408 - Evaluation of medical questions; impartial specialists.

§ 702.409 - Evaluation of medical questions; results disputed.

§ 702.410 - Duties of employees with respect to special examinations.

§ 702.411 - Special examinations; nature of impartiality of specialists.

§ 702.412 - Special examinations; costs chargeable to employer or carrier.

§ 702.413 - Fees for medical services; prevailing community charges.

§ 702.414 - Fees for medical services; unresolved disputes on prevailing charges.

§ 702.415 - Fees for medical services; unresolved disputes on charges; procedure.

§ 702.416 - Fees for medical services; disputes; hearings; necessary parties.

§ 702.417 - Fees for medical services; disputes; effect of adverse decision.

DEBARMENT OF PHYSICIANS AND OTHER PROVIDERS OF MEDICAL SERVICES AND SUPPLIERS AND CLAIMS REPRESENTATIVES

§ 702.431 - Grounds for debarment.

§ 702.432 - Debarment process.

§ 702.433 - Requests for hearing.

§ 702.434 - Judicial review.

§ 702.435 - Effects of debarment.

§ 702.436 - Reinstatement.

HEARING LOSS CLAIMS

§ 702.441 - Claims for loss of hearing.