Florissant, MO · Federal OWCP & Missouri claims

Florissant, MO Work Injury Doctors for Federal and State Claims

North St. Louis County employers, from federal facilities to healthcare and public works, make up most of the Florissant caseload we handle. Many of these patients have federal claims where physician choice belongs to the worker.

  • Same-week appointments
  • FECA and state documentation
  • On-site impairment ratings

Major Florissant Employers We Work With

Patients reach us from the Lindbergh Boulevard and New Halls Ferry corridors, the Dunn Road business area along I-270, and the neighborhoods near Florissant Valley.

Federal facilities in north St. Louis County

FECA claims, second opinions, fitness-for-duty

USPS North County delivery units

Dog bites, satchel shoulder injuries, vehicle claims

Hazelwood and Ferguson-Florissant public employers

Missouri DWC claims

North county manufacturing and trades

Lacerations, fractures and back injuries

Driving Directions from Florissant to Our Restore Muscle and Joint — St. Louis

About 30-35 minutes from central Florissant

  1. 1From Florissant, take Lindbergh Boulevard or New Halls Ferry Road to I-270 East.
  2. 2Follow I-270 East, then take I-255/I-55 or continue to Lemay Ferry Road south.
  3. 3Head toward Bayless Avenue in the Affton area of south county.
  4. 4The clinic is at 4225 Bayless Ave, St. Louis, MO 63123.

4225 Bayless Ave, St. Louis, MO 63123

Call (314) 439-1706
Anonymized Florissant area outcome

Federal maintenance worker, lumbar disc injury

A north county federal employee chose our clinic on his CA-1. We prepared the narrative and CA-17 duty status, coordinated physical therapy under OWCP authorization, and had him back to full duty by week twelve without a wage-loss appeal.

Case details are anonymized and de-identified. Individual results vary by injury, claim type and jurisdiction.

Missouri Claim Rules That Apply in Florissant

Missouri state claims run through the Missouri Division of Workers' Compensation (DWC). In Missouri, the employer or its insurer generally has the right to direct medical care, so we coordinate authorization before treatment and document under DWC standards. Federal employees filing under FECA keep the statutory right to choose their own treating physician.

Florissant Work Injury Questions

Injured on the job in Florissant?

Federal and Missouri claims are handled differently from day one. Our intake team confirms which system governs your injury before your first appointment.