Which of the following is NOT a type of benefit provided by workers' compensation?

• A. Medical Expense
• B. Disability Income
• C. Rehabilitation Expenses
• D. Travel Expenses

Answer: (D)

The concept tested is which benefits are normally included in workers’ compensation. The standard categories cover medical expenses for treatment, disability income to replace lost wages during work inability, and rehabilitation expenses to help the worker return to work. Travel expenses aren’t listed as a separate benefit category in workers’ compensation programs. While transportation to medical appointments can sometimes be covered as part of medical costs, it isn’t treated as its own distinct benefit like medical, disability, or rehabilitation coverage. Therefore, travel expenses are not a separate workers’ compensation benefit.