Permanent Impairment Rating (PIR)
Also known as a Permanent Disability Rating, PIR confirms the degree of damage caused by occupational disease or work injury to help determine patient compensation*.
If an injury permanently affects your physical or mental condition, and you reach the point of maximum medical improvement (when additional care will not improve your condition) you have a permanent impairment. You will then need an Independent Medical Examination to determine your disability rating (PIR).
*A PIR does not automatically entitle you to a monetary award — that depends on the state where you live or work. New Hampshire permanent impairment information can be found here.
Call (603) 624-6859 or complete the Prime Consulting contact form to schedule an appointment.
Also known as a Permanent Disability Rating, PIR confirms the degree of damage caused by occupational disease or work injury to help determine patient compensation*.
If an injury permanently affects your physical or mental condition, and you reach the point of maximum medical improvement (when additional care will not improve your condition) you have a permanent impairment. You will then need an Independent Medical Examination to determine your disability rating (PIR).
*A PIR does not automatically entitle you to a monetary award — that depends on the state where you live or work. New Hampshire permanent impairment information can be found here.
Call (603) 624-6859 or complete the Prime Consulting contact form to schedule an appointment.