Massachusetts’ Individual Written Rehabilitation Program — the approved plan a certified provider works to, and invoices against, after an OEVR screening.
Massachusetts runs vocational rehabilitation through the Department of Industrial Accidents and its Office of Education and Vocational Rehabilitation (OEVR), under 452 CMR 4.00. After OEVR screening, the insurer must provide vocational rehabilitation, and the work is performed to an Individual Written Rehabilitation Program — the IWRP. A DIA Trust Fund backs the system, and the DIA publishes its list of certified providers.
In an IWRP state, the approved plan is what makes the work payable — the same relationship authorisation has to a bill in Ohio. Work outside the plan is work you may not be paid for, and the invoice is read against the plan rather than against a code set.
What our research does not establish: current Massachusetts rate exhibits. We have that flag open and are not going to publish a Massachusetts rate. The DIA is the authority.
The Massachusetts state page carries the verified facts and names what is unverified. Massachusetts is configured during onboarding rather than shipped as a state pack.
Fifteen minutes, your state’s codes on screen — or start the trial and poke around on your own.