Relating to the processes for and the adjudication and payment of certain claims under the workers' compensation system.

HB 2369 modifies Texas workers' compensation procedures to better support public safety workers. It requires medical examinations for injured custodial officers, detention officers, EMTs, firefighters, and peace officers to define work-related injuries, regardless of prior exams. Insurance carriers must accept all injuries/diagnoses from treating doctors unless they formally dispute them within 60 days of receiving the medical report. The bill also prohibits insurers from later challenging the compensability of accepted injuries (only medical necessity can be reviewed), aiming to reduce delays in care for these specific workers.