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Workers Compensation

1. Who is the City's Insurance carrier?: The City of Saint Paul is self-insured and does not have an insurance carrier. The City's limits of liability are subject to the tort statutory limits set by the Minnesota legislature. Currently those limits are $300,000 per person, $1,000,000 per accident.

2. If I have additional questions on workers compensation, whom do I call?: Call the Workers Compensation staff in the Risk Management Section of the Human Resources Department at (651) 266-6500.

3. What is the process for filing a workers compensation claim?: If you are a City employee, you should notify your supervisor immediately if you are injured, but no later than 24 hours after you are injured. You should call the HealthPartners CareLine at 952-883-5484 to report your injury. Your supervisor will give you an "Employees Safety Report" that you need to complete and return to your supervisor. Your supervisor also has a Safety Report to complete as well as completing the State of Minnesota First Report of Injury Form. For a full explanation, please go to the Workers Compensation page.

4. What is Managed Care?: Please see the explanation in Workers Compensation

5. Does the City of Saint Paul have a Managed Care Preferred Network of providers?: Yes, the City of Saint Paul contracts with HealthPartners for all Managed Care Services. Our preferred clinic is the Regions Occupational Health Clinic in Regions Hospital. For a full listing of providers, call the HealthPartners CareLine at (952) 883-5484.

6. Where is the Regions Occupational Health Clinic located?: For a link to directions, please go to Workers Compensation

7. I got a bill from a medical provider I saw for a workers compensation injury. Where do I send the bill for payment?: The bill should be sent to:
Health Partners
P.O. Box 1277
Minneapolis, MN 55440-1277

8. Who is the City's Insurance Company?: The City is self insured for workers compensation claims and pays claims according to the Minnesota Statutory requirements.

9. If I want to know about the State of Minnesota's rules on workers compensation, where can I go?: You can talk to the Department of Labor & Industry at (651) 284-5005 or on their website.