Form Pr-3 - Primary Treating Physician'S Permanent And Stationary Report

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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Division of Workers’ Compensation
PRIMARY TREATING PHYSICIAN’S PERMANENT AND STATIONARY REPORT (PR-3)
This form is required to be used for ratings prepared pursuant to the 1997 Permanent Disability Rating Schedule. It is
designed to be used by the primary treating physician to report the initial evaluation of permanent disability to the
claims administrator. It should be completed if the patient has residual effects from the injury or may require future
medical care. In such cases, it should be completed once the patient’s condition becomes permanent and stationary.
This form should not be used by a Qualified Medical Evaluator (QME) or Agreed Medical Evaluator (AME) to
report a medical-legal evaluation.
Patient:
Last Name_____________________ Middle Initial____First Name____________Sex___Date of Birth
Address_________________________________________City_____________________State_____Zip
Occupation__________________________Social Security No._____________________Phone No.
Claims Administrator/Insurer:
Name___________________________________Claim No.______________________Phone No.
Address_________________________________________City ____________________State_____Zip
Employer:
Name____________________________________________________________Phone No.
Address_________________________________________City____________________State_____Zip
You must address each of the issues below. You may substitute or append a narrative report if you require additional
space to adequately report on these issues.
Date of Injury________________Last date________________Date of current__________Permanent &
Date
worked
Date
examination
Date
Stationary date
Date
Description of how injury/illness occurred (e.g. Hand caught in punch press; fell from height onto back; exposed 25 years
ago to asbestos):
Patient’s Complaints:
DWC Form PR-3 (Rev. 01/01/05)
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