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The Industrial Commission is the agency responsible for
administering the workers' compensation law in Idaho. The
Commission does not sell insurance. Here you will find
information about the functions of the Commission,
the Commissioners,
divisions of the
Commission,
annual reports, the
advisory committee, and
CFOI.
Here you will find information about the
current medical fee
schedule and
previous schedules.
You will also find information on
hospitals, relative
value units,
administrative rules, judicial rules
of procedure, and information on allowable charges.
Employees can find basic information about workers' compensation
here. Details on reporting injuries,
available benefits,
rehabilitation services,
disputed claims, and
pro se representation are
available under this section.
Contains information to assist employers in complying with the
workers' compensation insurance requirements in Idaho. Here you
will find information on insurance
companies authorized to write workers' compensation insurance,
employees v. independent contractors,
exemptions from workers' compensation insurance,
self-insurance,
rates,
reporting injuries,
rehabilitation services, and
coverage
outside of Idaho.
Provides information for attorneys, pro se parties and other
professions involved in workers' compensation. Here you will
find information on decisions issued by the Commission, the
laws and
rules governing the Commission, and mediation services.
This page is designed to provide basic information regarding
billing and treatment in workers'
compensation cases. You will also find HIPAA information.
Insurance providers can find information about insurance
requirements, the filing calendar,
waivers,
audits, and
forms related to workers'
compensation insurance.
The Idaho Industrial Commission is the upper level reviewing
authority for unemployment insurance decisions issued by the Idaho
Commerce & Labor. Information about this process is contained in
this section.
The Crime Victims Compensation Program provides financial
assistance to innocent victims of crime. Information on
services, benefits and answers to common questions about the program
can be found here.
All Industrial Commission forms can be found in this section.
Details on requesting public
records can also be found here.
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Open House |
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Stop by our new office, located at 700 S. Clearwater Lane in
Boise, on September 3 from 2:00-4:00 pm. Tour our new facility,
and enjoy complementary refreshments! RSVP
here by August 27. |
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Peace Officer and Detention Officer Temporary Disability Fund |
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The Commission has adopted a rule regarding the Peace Officer
and Detention Officer Temporary Disability fund. This rule may
be viewed in
IDAPA 17.02.04.004.
An employer eligible to seek reimbursement from the
Fund should download
the application and send it to:
Fiscal Officer
Idaho Industrial Commission
700 S. Clearwater Lane
Boise, ID 83712. |
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CVCP Reduction in Payments |
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All payments made by the Crime Victims Compensation Program on
behalf of victims from July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2009 will
be reduced by 25% due to financial limitations. For more
information, click here
for providers, or here for
crime victims. |
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We've Moved! |
The Industrial Commission has moved from 317 Main Street to
700 S. Clearwater Lane. Click
here for directions. We look forward to serving you in
our new building! |
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New Medical Fee Schedule Effective
July 1, 2008 |
The Industrial Commission has adopted a new temporary rule,
including the medical fee schedule. A copy may be viewed
here.
Questions regarding the new schedule may be
directed to
our
Medical Fee Analyst, or by calling 334-6084.
July 2008 decisions are now available. Click
here to view the decisions.
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recently added decisions and other information. Updates will be sent
out whenever new information is added to the site.
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