By: Michael J. McConnell, Workers’ Compensation Attorney located in Ardsley, NY
In today’s video, I discuss chiropractic treatment for work-related injuries in New York. Generally speaking, going to a chiropractor is an acceptable form of treatment under the New York State Medical Treatment Guidelines (MTGs). When this treatment is approved, it is paid for by the insurance carrier, which means that the injured worker does not need to pay for chiropractor visits.
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Michael J. McConnell is a Westchester County workers’ compensation lawyer focused on advocating for injured workers in Yonkers and throughout New York State.
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Last updated 4/12/25.