The Kentucky Application For Resolution of A Claim — Occupational Disease is a form created by the Kentucky Department of Workers' Claims to allow workers who have contracted a work-related illness or injury to file a claim for workers' compensation. The form is used to document the details of the occupational disease and provide evidence of the worker's claim. Depending on the type of occupational disease, there are three types of Kentucky Application For Resolution of A Claim — Occupational Disease forms: Form OWCP-1 for occupational disease claims related to noise exposure; Form OWCP-2 for occupational disease claims related to chemical exposure; and Form OWCP-3 for all other occupational disease claims. The forms must be completed with detailed information regarding the nature of the worker's injury or illness, the date and time of the illness or injury, and the employer's contact information. The form must also include medical evidence, such as medical records, lab reports, and other documentation, to support the claim. Upon completion of the form, the workers' compensation claim can be submitted to the Kentucky Department of Workers' Claims for review and resolution.
The Kentucky Application For Resolution of A Claim — Occupational Disease is a form created by the Kentucky Department of Workers' Claims to allow workers who have contracted a work-related illness or injury to file a claim for workers' compensation. The form is used to document the details of the occupational disease and provide evidence of the worker's claim. Depending on the type of occupational disease, there are three types of Kentucky Application For Resolution of A Claim — Occupational Disease forms: Form OWCP-1 for occupational disease claims related to noise exposure; Form OWCP-2 for occupational disease claims related to chemical exposure; and Form OWCP-3 for all other occupational disease claims. The forms must be completed with detailed information regarding the nature of the worker's injury or illness, the date and time of the illness or injury, and the employer's contact information. The form must also include medical evidence, such as medical records, lab reports, and other documentation, to support the claim. Upon completion of the form, the workers' compensation claim can be submitted to the Kentucky Department of Workers' Claims for review and resolution.
