________ is an insurance program designed to pay the medical costs for treating those injured, or made ill, at their place of work or by their job.

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Workers' compensation is a type of insurance that covers medical costs for employees who are injured or become ill due to their job. It is also known as workman's compensation or workers' comp. It is designed to protect both the employee and the employer, by providing medical care and wage replacement for employees who are injured, while shielding employers from potential lawsuits. Disability compensation and CHAMPUS are different types of insurance programs that do not specifically focus on workplace injuries. Capitation is a payment model used in healthcare and is unrelated to insurance programs.

________ Is an Insurance Program Designed to Pay the Medical