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I don't know anything about Arizona law as it relates to subrogation liens (reimbursement of your carrier). You have a very small claim. The 2622 is perhaps all you will ever get. You owe the doctors and should pay them direct. They did not render service to an insurance company. They served you,. Pay them, get receipts. Send all receipts to your med pay carrier. They should send you a check for up to the amount of your coverage. You seem to be trying to get and stay ahead of insurance companies. Good luck on that. They are experts at staying ahead. That is why they and the banks have all the money in the world. If your carrier does not pay you promptly report it to the insurance commissioner of the state where the policy was written.

You are going to need to get your case to a benefit review conference because of the insurance company doctor saying you have no restrictions.  Your treating doctor should be able to address your work status, and can also refer you out for a second opinion if that is what you want.  If they have cut off your benefits, you need to discuss the situation with a workers' comp attorney immediately.

You can sue a doctor for failing to complete a surgery if the surgeon committed "medical malpractice" in his/her failure to complete. However, just because a person had complications following surgery does not mean the surgeon did anything wrong. There are known complications for all surgeries.