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Can’t go back to work after an Alabama work injury? This site collects plain-language information on how Alabama workers’ compensation claims intersect with Social Security Disability when return to work is uncertain. Scroll down for in-depth guides, tools, FAQs, and resource links. All information on this site is provided at no cost.

Reimbursement tracker

Mileage and Prescription Reimbursement Tracker

Medical mileage and prescriptions may seem small, but unpaid costs can become a sign that the claim is not being handled carefully.

What to track

Keep a simple record of dates, doctor or pharmacy names, addresses, miles driven, parking costs, prescription names, amounts paid, and whether reimbursement was requested.

Medical mileage

Write down each trip for authorized medical care. Include the starting location, destination, round-trip miles, and reason for the visit. Save appointment slips when possible.

Prescriptions

Save receipts and note whether the prescription was related to the work injury. If the pharmacy card stops working or the medicine is denied, write down who you called and what they said.

Reimbursement red flags

Repeated denials, unpaid prescriptions, stopped pharmacy cards, or ignored mileage requests can signal larger claim-handling problems, especially when medical care is already delayed.

Applying the information

When general information is not enough

Workers' compensation questions can depend on records, dates, medical evidence, and facts outside the scope of a general resource. A qualified Alabama workers' compensation lawyer can review how the rules apply to a specific situation.

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