There are two possible reasons you are not receiving medical and indemnity benefits after an on-the-job accident. First, the carrier’s insurance adjuster may just not have gotten around to your claim yet. Unfortunately, this situation happens far too often to injured workers. WC insurance adjusters handle hundreds of files every year, so claims slip through the cracks. Stay in contact with your employer and continue to let them know you need treatment. https://www.kphippslaw.com/i-have-been-injured-on-the-job-what-should-i-do-next/
Second, your claim may have been denied. A denial means it is the insurance carrier’s position that the claim is NOT compensable and thus no benefits are owed. You should receive a letter from the carrier stating that your claim is denied, but that does not always happen. They may even file a Form 19 closing your claim. https://wcc.sc.gov/forms
There are many reasons in South Carolina a claim could be denied. Some have merit; others do not once fully investigated. It is critically important to consult an attorney if you claim is denied or any time you are not getting the treatment you need so that you can know your rights.