es could have been modified, denied all medical benefits at issue in the subject hearing, and the order was never modified. Significantly, in her brief Claimant fails to point to an application, claim, or petition for modification that she filed so as to formally request modification of the November 2009 order under section 440.28, Florida Statutes—as would be required for her to obtain relief by way of modification. See§ 440.28, Fla. Stat. (2011) (providing application for modification shall be handled “in accordance with the procedure prescribed in respect of claims in s. 440.25”); see also440.25, Fla. Stat. (2011) (providing JCC's duty to order mediation, hold hearing(s), and adjudicate claims, is predicated on filing of petition for benefits under section 440.192); Fla. Admin. Code R. 60Q–6.105(3) (providing that “for any claim within the jurisdiction of the OJCC but not subject to a petition for benefits,” claimant shall file pleading with clerk of OJCC setting forth such claim); Foster v. EG & G Fla., Inc., 879 So.2d 75, 76 (Fla. 1st DCA 2004) (holding “JCC has jurisdiction to rule on a petition for modification if the petition is filed” timely). Claimant also failed to refer to a claim or petition for modification at the hearing before the JCC, and the absence of such a claim was a feature of the argument made by counsel for the E/C.