The Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation (TX DWC) is once again doing what few other state agencies even attempt: empowering providers to navigate workers’ compensation with confidence.

From July 22 to August 14, the agency will host the next round of its workers’ comp “Boot Camp”: a live, 8-part webinar series that aims to equip providers, billing staff, and practice administrators with the information they need to deliver care compliantly and get paid correctly.

Each session features detailed instruction from TX DWC experts, with time for Q&A. For providers, this investment of a few hours can pay off handsomely—helping you optimize workflows, prevent billing errors, and reduce the risk of denials and disputes.

As always, we applaud the TX DWC for its proactive support of providers who treat the state's injured workers.

TX DWC Boot Camp: What to Expect

Each live session of the Boot Camp walks attendees through key processes that every treating provider and billing team should understand—from authorization to fee disputes to return-to-work reporting.

TX DWC staff explain:

• How to comply with state rules and regulations
• Common errors and oversights
• Tips that can help avoid unnecessary denials or delays in payment

Each webinar includes:

• Expert instruction on core topics
• Time for Q&A to clarify confusing or complex issues
• Digital copies of slide presentations for future reference

This program demonstrates how the TX DWC treats providers like essential partners in the workers’ comp system. With workers' comp agencies in other states ignoring (or outright undermining) providers, the Texas approach is a model to learn from.

TX DWC Boot Camp Summer 2025 Schedule

All sessions begin at 12:00 PM Central Time, live via Zoom. Providers and staff must register for each session separately. Registration links for each session are below:

July 22, 2025
Day 1: Introduction to Workers’ Compensation

July 24, 2025
Day 2: Health Care Provider Billing Procedures

July 29, 2025
Day 3: Health Care Provider Professional Reimbursement

July 31, 2025
Day 4: Preauthorization, Medical Necessity, and Utilization Review

August 5, 2025
Day 5: Medical Bills Denied for Compensability, Extent of Injury, Relatedness, or Liability (CERL) (Part I)

August 7, 2025
Day 6: Medical Bills Denied for CERL (Part II)

August 12, 2025
Day 7: Medical Fee Dispute Resolution (MFDR)

August 14, 2025
Day 8: Return to Work/Work Status Report

If you treat Texas injured workers—or may in the future—there’s no better resource for understanding the system. Take advantage! Your practice (and your patients) will be better for it.

For specific questions about electronic billing (e-billing) for workers' comp in Texas, feel free to contact our experts using the pink chat icon in the bottom right of this screen or email us at info@daisybill.com.  

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