Midway ISD Procedures for Workers Compensation Claims
Step One:
If this is an emergency or life threatening, call 911
Report the incident to the campus nurse or to immediate supervisor if nurse is unavailable.
Step Two:
Injured person or nurse will complete the injury report and submit. If paper copy, please submit to Kelcie Griggs.
There is a list of authorized clinics on the MISD website; one of those should be chosen.
Please call Kelcie Griggs (ext 1136) prior to going to Urgent Care so she can call ahead and authorize care. NOVA has pre-authorization on file.
Step Three:
The physician will examine the employee and advise as to when he/she can return to work. The physician will complete a Texas Workers’ Compensation Work Status Report and provide a copy to the employee and the District.
If there is a follow-up appointment, it is the employee’s responsibility to go, or run the risk of the claim being denied.
The following Occupational Medicine Clinics Accept Workers' Compensation Cases
Central Texas Urgent Care | 666.3627
1201 Hewitt Drive, Suite 203
Open Mon.-Sat. 9am-9pm
Open Sun. 1pm-9pm
Nova Medical Center | 523.3622
408 North Valley Mills, Suite 408F
Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30am-6pm
Clinic is bilingual and offers van pickup and return
Providence Occupational Medicine Clinic | 776.0418
701 West Loop 340, Suite A
Open Mon.-Fri. 8am-5:00pm
Concentra Medical Center | 772.2777
4205 Franklin Ave
Open Mon.-Fri. 8am-5:30pm
Waco Works Occupational Medicine and Rehabilitation | 227.6420
3919 West Waco Drive
Open Mon.-Fri. 8am-5pm
Employees refusing medical care:
If the administrator in charge believes there is a possible injury but the employee does not believe he/she needs medical attention, MISD cannot force the employee to seek medical attention. However, the administrator should still complete the First Report of Injury.
