In Georgia, prescription drugs ordered by the treating physician for an accepted workers’ compensation accident should be provided to injured workers free of charge. There should be no claimant co-pays or the satisfaction of any premiums in these cases. The injured worker may fill the authorized treating physician’s prescriptions at any licensed pharmacy. Many times the workers’ comp carriers will issue pre-approved “prescription cards” that streamline the process for the pharmacies. At the Ramos Law Firm, some of our clients have opted to use a service that allows for the prescription medication to be delivered to the claimant’s home after the doctor’s order has been verified. This service enables the injured worker to concentrate on “getting better” and avoids the trouble of traffic, wait-times, and further insurance delays.

If you have any questions about a Georgia workers’ compensation injury and would like a free consultation about your claim, please call the Ramos Law Firm at (404) 355-3431.

According to Adriana Sola Capifali, the event chairperson and workers’ compensation associate at the Ramos Law Firm, the participation was “ten times that of prior events.” Through these efforts, she hopes to further the mission of “representing Hispanic workers and preventing any unfair exploitation.” The attorneys at the Ramos Law Firm have handled hundreds of claims including spinal cord injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, knee and shoulder pain, amputation injuries, and neurological trauma.

The Latin American Association helps Latino families achieve their aspirations for their academic, social and economic development. The Association accomplishes this through direct programs and integrated community partnerships that focus on youth academic achievement, education and prevention, and services to families with urgent needs.

For more information, please contact Adriana Sola Capifali at the Ramos Law Firm.