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Vancouver, WA, Husband and Wife Face Felony Charges in Workers Comp Scam | News For The Workers Comp Industry

Vancouver, WA, Husband and Wife Face Felony Charges in Workers Comp Scam | News For The Workers Comp Industry
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Washington Dry-Cleaner Owner Accused of Faking Injury in Workers Comp Case

Washington Dry-Cleaner Owner Accused of Faking Injury in Workers’ Comp Case June 28, 2021 The owner-operator of an Olympia, Wash., dry cleaning business faces a felony charge alleging he stole workers’ compensation benefits by faking the severity of his injury. Byung Sung Kang, 54, is scheduled for arraignment Tuesday in Thurston County Superior Court on one count of first-degree theft. The Lacey man is charged with stealing more than $21,000 in partial wage replacement payments from June 2018 through August 2019 from the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries. L&I also reportedly paid out nearly $50,000 in medical bills, interpreter fees, vocational costs, and other benefits for Kang from June 2018 through March 2020.

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Maine health care professional talk COVID-19 vaccine reactions

Tracking serious COVID-19 vaccine reactions The U.S. CDC and the FDA use VAERS to track adverse reactions. Patient submissions and evidence of some underreporting show it doesn t reveal a full picture. Author: Hannah Dineen (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 4:49 PM PST February 15, 2021 Updated: 8:14 AM PST February 16, 2021 BRUNSWICK, Maine Since COVID-19 vaccinations first became available, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) warned the public about common side effects of the vaccine: soreness or swelling at the injection site or fever, chills, tiredness, and/or a headache in the days following vaccination. Occasionally, there are more serious reactions or adverse reactions to the vaccine. Federal authorities are tracking those reactions through an online database.

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Maine health care professional talk COVID-19 vaccine reactions

Maine health care professional talk COVID-19 vaccine reactions
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Maine health care professional talk COVID-19 vaccine reactions

Tracking serious COVID-19 vaccine reactions The U.S. CDC and the FDA use VAERS to track adverse reactions. Patient submissions and evidence of some underreporting show it doesn t reveal a full picture. Author: Hannah Dineen (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 7:49 PM EST February 15, 2021 Updated: 11:14 AM EST February 16, 2021 BRUNSWICK, Maine Since COVID-19 vaccinations first became available, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) warned the public about common side effects of the vaccine: soreness or swelling at the injection site or fever, chills, tiredness, and/or a headache in the days following vaccination. Occasionally, there are more serious reactions or adverse reactions to the vaccine. Federal authorities are tracking those reactions through an online database.

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