Construction worker wearing safety equipment at an active jobsite

Hurt on the job? Start with a physician who knows your claim system.

Federal (OWCP/FECA) and state workers' compensation claims follow different rules for physician choice, authorization and reporting. We sort that out at intake so your care is not delayed by paperwork.

Federal employees (USPS, VA, TSA, and other agencies)

Under FECA you have the right to select your own treating physician — you may name DOL.DOCTOR on your CA-1 or CA-2.

We prepare the initial medical narrative and CA-17 duty status reporting your claim requires.

Imaging, therapy and procedures are requested through OWCP authorization.

We are a medical provider, not a claims representative or law firm.

Private-sector workers in Missouri and Kansas

In Missouri and Kansas, your employer or its insurer generally has the right to direct your medical care.

We confirm authorization with the adjuster or TPA before your visit so treatment is covered.

If you disagree with a current provider, we perform second opinions and independent impairment ratings.

Work status and restrictions are documented in writing after every visit.

How your first visit works

  1. 1

    Intake

    Tell us where you work and how the injury happened. We identify federal vs. state.

  2. 2

    Authorization

    We verify OWCP or carrier authorization before you arrive.

  3. 3

    Evaluation

    Exam, imaging if indicated, diagnosis and a written work status.

  4. 4

    Follow-through

    Treatment, restrictions, and impairment rating when you reach maximum improvement.

Common questions