Hello folks,
I went to the doctor for a repetitive motion injury. I said it was worker's comp. The doctor filed a claim. Insurance co. investigated by conducting a telephone interview with me. Then the insurance company sent me a letter with the line: "Information obtained during our investigation fails to establish your injury/ disease is compensably related to your work activities."
But i am not getting what they want to say. So, could someone please explain what the phrase "compensably related" means?
Thanks!

It looks as if they are simply telling you that they are unable to determine that the injury is work related, and, therefore, cannot compensate you for it.

you can still negotiate the bill with the provider
try this site
hcmediation.com

I'm curious how did it end...

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Personal Injury Solicitor, Medical Negligence Solicitor