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Authority and Duties of Claims Manager. 1. The Claims Manager shall have the sole and exclusive authority to determine whether a Claimant is entitled to Section 207-c benefits. In making the determination, the Claims Manager shall examine the facts and circumstances giving rise to the application for such benefits. The Claims Manager shall provide his/her determination within 30 calendar days after receiving the application for benefits. 2. The Claims Manager shall have the authority to: (a) employ experts and specialists to assist in the rendering of the determination of eligibility; (b) require the production of any book, document or other record that pertains to the application, injury, or illness; (c) require the Claimant to submit to one or more medical examinations related to the illness or injury; (d) require the Claimant to sign forms for the release of medical information that bears upon the application; (e) require the attendance of the Claimant and all other witnesses for testimony upon reasonable notice; and (f) do all that is necessary or advisable in the processing of said application. On an initial determination investigation, a Claimant must cooperate with the Village and provide all necessary information, reports and documentation. A determination of initial eligibility shall be made within a reasonable time, based upon the investigation without holding a hearing. The Claims Manager shall mail a written copy of his/her decision to the Claimant, Village and the Chief within three calendar days o f his/her determination. The written determination shall set forth the reasons for the Claims Manager’s decision. An appeal from an initial determination of the Claims Manager must be made within 10 calendar days of receipt of the initial determination pursuant to Section 11 of the procedures herein.
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Authority and Duties of Claims Manager. The Claims Manager shall have the sole and exclusive authority to determine whether a Claimant is entitled to Section 207-c benefits. In making a determination, the Claims Manager shall examine the facts and circumstances giving rise to the application for such benefits. The Claims Manager’s authority shall include, but not be limited, to the following: Employ experts and specialists to assist in the rendering of the determination of eligibility; Require the production of any book, document or other record that pertains to the application, injury, or illness; Require the Claimant to submit to one or more medical examinations related to the illness or injury; Require the Claimant to sign forms for the release of medical information that bears upon the application; Require the attendance of the Claimant and all other witnesses for testimony upon reasonable notice; and Do all that is necessary or reasonable in the processing of said application. On an initial determination investigation, a Claimant must cooperate with the Employer and provide all necessary information, reports and documentation. A determination of initial eligibility by the Claims Manager shall be made within fifteen calendar days based upon the investigation without holding a hearing. The Claims Manager shall mail a written copy of the decision to the Claimant and the Chief of Police within fifteen calendar days of the determination. The written determination shall set forth the reasons for the Claims Manager’s decision. A written request for a hearing to appeal an initial determination of the Claims Manager must be filed with the Claims Manager within fifteen calendar days after the mailing of the determination of Claimant. The Claims Manager shall arrange for a hearing to be held pursuant to 7.7.12 of this procedure.
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Authority and Duties of Claims Manager. The Claims Manager shall have the sole and exclusive authority to make a final determination of eligibility for 207-c benefits, subject to the dispute resolution procedure herein.
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Authority and Duties of Claims Manager. 1. The Claims Manager shall have the sole and exclusive authority to make a final determination of eligibility for 207-c benefits, subject to the dispute resolution procedure herein. 2. The Claims Manager shall have the authority to: (a) Employ experts and specialists to assist in the rendering of the determination of eligibility; (b) Require the production of any book, document or other record that pertains to the application or injury; (c) Require the Claimant to submit to reasonable medical examinations; (d) Require the Claimant to sign forms for the release of medical information that bears upon the application; (e) Require the attendance of the Claimant and all other witnesses for testimony upon reasonable notice; and (f) Do all that is necessary or advisable in the processing of said application. 3. Claimant has an affirmative obligation to cooperate in every way with the investigation conducted pursuant to this procedure. Failure to cooperate may, in the discretion of the Claims Manager, result in suspension of benefits subject to dispute resolution procedure contained in Section 10 of these procedures. 4. The Claims Manager shall mail a written copy of the final determination to the Claimant within ten (10) days of the decision. The written copy shall set forth the reasons for the decision. Appeals from the decision of the Claims Manager shall be submitted in writing to the Claims Manager within ten (10) calendar days of the receipt of the decision by the Claimant.
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Authority and Duties of Claims Manager. 1. The Claims Manager shall have the sole and exclusive authority to determine whether a Claimant is entitled to Section 207-c benefits. In making the determination, the Claims Manager shall examine the facts and circumstances giving rise to the application for such benefits. 2. The Claims Manager shall have the authority to: a) employ experts and specialists to assist in the rendering of the determination of eligibility; b) require the production of any book, document or other record that pertains to the application, injury, or illness; c) require the Claimant to submit to one (1) or more medical examinations related to the illness or injury; d) require the Claimant to sign forms for the release of medical information that bears upon the application; e) require the attendance of the Claimant and alt other witnesses for testimony upon reasonable notice; and f) do ail that is necessary or advisable In the processi ng of said application. On an initial determination investigation, a Claimant must cooperate with the Employer and provide all necessary information, reports and documentation. A determination of initial eligibility shall be made within a reasonable time, based upon the investigation without holding a hearing. The Claims Manager shall mail a written copy of his/her decision to the Claimant, Employer and the Chief within ten (10) calendar days of his/her determination. The written determination shall set forth the reasons for the Claims Manager's decision. An appeal from an initial determination of the Claims Manager must be made within ten
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Authority and Duties of Claims Manager. A) The Claims Manager shall have the sole and exclusive authority to make a final determination of eligibility for 207-c benefits, subject to the dispute resolution procedure herein. B) The Claims Manager shall have the authority to: 1) employ experts and specialists to assist in the rendering of the determination of eligibility: 2) require the production of any book, document or other record that pertains to the application or injury: 3) require the Claimant to submit to reasonable medical examinations: 4) require the Claimant to sign forms for the release of medical information that bears upon the application: 5) require the attendance of the Claimant and all other witnesses for testimony upon reasonable notice; and 6) do all that is necessary or advisable in the processing of said application. C) Claimant has an affirmative obligation to cooperate in every way with the investigation conducted pursuant to this procedure. Failure to cooperate may, in the discretion of the Claims Manager, result in suspension of benefits subject to dispute resolution procedure contained in Section 10. D) The Claims Manager shall mail a written copy of the final determination to the Claimant within ten days of the decision. The written copy shall set forth the reasons for the decision. Appeals from the decision of the Claims Manager shall be made within 10 days of the receipt of the decision by the Claimant.
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