When BWC receives any new documentation for a claim, we image the documents and recycle them after 120 days. We've done this since 1998. So, if you need to view claim documents received prior to 1998, you'll need to review the hard-copy claim file. Use Claim assignment to find out where the claim is located.

Things of note

• The image is only an electronic copy of the original document, so we have no control over the quality of an image. The quality depends heavily upon the original document's condition, the sender's fax machine, etc.
• You cannot view medical documentation for self-insured claims. However, you can view bankrupt self-insured, medical documentation that we received on or after Feb. 1, 2003.
• For all other claims, a small percentage of medical documentation is confidential; therefore, you cannot view it online.

Only parties to the claim have access to claim documents. In addition, medical providers not only must be associated to the claim, but they also must be one of the following provider types.

• Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.)
• Dentist (D.D.S.)
• Mechanotherapist/Doctor of Mechanotherapy
• Doctor of Osteopathy (D.O.)
• Medical Doctor (M.D.)
• Podiatrist (DPM)
• Psychologist

If you want to view BWC orders or correspondence, use Correspondence information.

If you need copies of any imaged claim documents, the cost is 5 cents a page. Please allow 24 hours for us to process your request. You can pick up your copies at the local service office where you made the request. To save time and money, let us fax your copies to you. Contact your local service office for more details.

Reminder: You do not need to send multiple copies of claim documents to BWC. Once the document appears in Claim documents, you can be assured we have received the information and are processing it.

If you have questions or problems with Claim documents, call 1-800-644-6292, or send us an email.