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Saif Corp. v. Ross12/10/2003
an." The director interpreted the agency's rules to permit such a process, and that interpretation is not implausible. Here, Lindow signed a letter to SAIF stating that he approved "continued chiropractic treatments for [claimant], on an every-2-weeks basis, as outlined by his chiropractor, Dr. Watts." At the time, both Lindow and SAIF had correspondence from Watts specifying the objective, modalities, frequency, and duration of claimant's treatment. Under the director's interpretation, which we have no basis to reject, Lindow's letter incorporating and approving the existing information meets the requirement of former OAR 436-010-0230(3)(a).
Affirmed.
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