Federal workers' compensation clinic for injured federal and postal employees in Alexandria, Arlington, Springfield and Northern Virginia. OWCP-enrolled physicians, chiropractic and physical therapy under one roof; CA-16, CA-17 and CA-20 completed at your visit; billed directly to the Department of Labor.
Federal Injury Centers of Alexandria, at 4875 Eisenhower Ave, Suite 215, Alexandria, VA 22304, is the Northern Virginia location of Federal Injury Centers — the DMV's dedicated federal workers' compensation medical practice. It is an independent private practice, not affiliated with any federal agency. Its private, OWCP-enrolled DOL doctors treat federal and U.S. Postal Service employees injured on the job in the City of Alexandria, Arlington County and eastern Fairfax County, complete the physician portions of OWCP forms CA-16, CA-17 and CA-20 at the visit, and bill the Department of Labor directly. Hours: Mon 9 AM–7 PM; Tue 9 AM–6 PM; Wed 9 AM–7 PM; Thu 9 AM–6 PM; Fri 9 AM–12 PM. Phone: (240) 863-2822.
Just off the Van Dorn Street Metro station (Blue Line) on the Eisenhower Avenue corridor, minutes from I-495 (Van Dorn Street exit), I-95/I-395 and Telegraph Road. Look for Suite 215.
| Monday | 9 AM – 7 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 9 AM – 6 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM – 7 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM – 6 PM |
| Friday | 9 AM – 12 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Hours may vary on federal holidays. Same-week appointments are typically available; call (240) 863-2822.
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Every service Federal Injury Centers offers is available at the Alexandria location, under the medical direction of Dr. Yasmin Ahmed, MD.
Independent, OWCP-enrolled physicians you choose — not your agency's doctor — plus nurse practitioner, chiropractic and physical therapy for back, neck, shoulder, knee, wrist and repetitive-strain injuries — with the causation narratives OWCP claims examiners require.
Alexandria private DOL doctors →CA-16 Part B, CA-17 and CA-20 completed at your visit; guidance on filing your CA-1, CA-2 and CA-7 in ECOMP; mileage reimbursement on OWCP-957.
Alexandria OWCP forms →Full FECA claim support from the medical side: traumatic injury and occupational disease claims, work restrictions, return-to-duty planning and impairment ratings for schedule awards.
Alexandria federal work comp →Alexandria sits in the middle of one of the densest federal workforces in the country. The Eisenhower Avenue clinic is the closest Federal Injury Centers location for employees of:
Serving injured federal workers from Alexandria, Arlington, Springfield, Kingstowne, Franconia, Annandale, Fort Belvoir, Mount Vernon, Falls Church, Lorton, Huntington and Landmark. Our Fairfax (Merrifield) clinic is a second Northern Virginia option; federal employees in Fairfax County's north and west may find it closer.
Rated 4.4 on Google from 8 reviews.
"I'm a USPS letter carrier. I had several injuries — neck/headache, right shoulder, right hip and lower back. I went to doctor after doctor and nobody would help me. Federal Injury Center helped me at no cost to me, took a lot of the stress from the paperwork off me and told me what I needed to do. I now have two of my injuries approved and we're still working on the rest. If you get hurt and want to get better, the first thing you need to do is call Federal Injury Center."Melanie H. USPS letter carrier · Google review
"I came across FIC on Google and it was the best find ever on the internet. The folks at FIC were wonderful in assisting me through the maze of the federal workers' compensation program. They are a tremendous benefit to any federal worker injured on the job. I highly recommend them as a starting resource."Charles C. Federal employee · Google review, September 2026
"I previously had an accident and had to deal with OWCP on my own, which was a nightmare. I had a second work injury and found Federal Injury Center — they handled all of the OWCP paperwork, which made it really easy and without stress. The surgery and physical therapy were approved. This place is awesome."David B. Federal employee · Google review
"Wonderful personnel, very friendly, and the treatment is amazing. I love attending here weekly."Mahera C. Patient · Google review
Reviews are from the clinic's public Google Business Profile and are lightly edited for length and spelling. Individual experiences vary; OWCP determines claim acceptance and benefits. Read all reviews on Google →
Care at the Alexandria clinic is delivered under the supervision of our Medical Director, Dr. Yasmin Ahmed, MD, using the integrative model built by co-founders Dr. John Rosa, DC and Dr. Rick Rosa, DC: medical evaluation, chiropractic and physical therapy on one treatment plan, with every OWCP report authored or countersigned by a physician.
Federal Injury Centers of Alexandria is at 4875 Eisenhower Ave, Suite 215, Alexandria, VA 22304. Just off the Van Dorn Street Metro station (Blue Line) on the Eisenhower Avenue corridor, minutes from I-495 (Van Dorn Street exit), I-95/I-395 and Telegraph Road. Call (240) 863-2822 — the same number reaches all nine Federal Injury Centers locations.
Federal Injury Centers of Alexandria is open Mon 9 AM–7 PM; Tue 9 AM–6 PM; Wed 9 AM–7 PM; Thu 9 AM–6 PM; Fri 9 AM–12 PM. Closed Saturday and Sunday. Hours can change on federal holidays; call ahead to confirm.
No referral is needed — under FECA you have the right to choose your own treating physician. For a traumatic injury, bring the Form CA-16 your agency issued; it authorizes examination and treatment while OWCP adjudicates your claim. If your agency has not issued one, or your claim is an occupational disease (CA-2), call us first and our team will explain your options before you come in.
Any federal civilian or U.S. Postal Service employee injured on the job, regardless of agency. In Alexandria and the surrounding area that commonly includes U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Department of Defense civilians, U.S. Postal Service, National Science Foundation employees, along with TSA, VA, GSA and other agency staff who live or work in the City of Alexandria, Arlington County and eastern Fairfax County.
Yes. Federal Injury Centers of Alexandria provides OWCP-enrolled DOL doctors — physicians, a nurse practitioner, chiropractors and physical therapists working under an MD Medical Director — at 4875 Eisenhower Ave, Suite 215. It is Federal Injury Centers' closest location for federal employees in Alexandria, Arlington, Springfield, Kingstowne, Franconia, Annandale and nearby communities. Our Fairfax (Merrifield) clinic is a second Northern Virginia option; federal employees in Fairfax County's north and west may find it closer.
On an accepted OWCP claim there are no copays, deductibles or out-of-pocket costs for treatment of the accepted condition. We bill OWCP directly and do not bill your personal health insurance for a work injury. Mileage to and from the clinic is reimbursable by OWCP on Form OWCP-957.
A government-issued photo ID, your federal employee or USPS ID, your Form CA-16 if your agency issued one, a copy of your CA-1 or CA-2 if already filed, your OWCP claim number if you have one, and any imaging or records from prior treatment of the injury. If you do not have some of these, come anyway — we will help you get the paperwork started.
A private DOL doctor. Federal Injury Centers of Alexandria is part of an independently owned practice — not employed by, paid by or affiliated with any federal agency, the Postal Service or the Department of Labor. Under FECA you choose your own treating physician; an agency health unit or agency-designated doctor works for your employer, and OWCP's second-opinion examiners work for OWCP, but a private DOL doctor you select works for you. We send OWCP and your agency what the claim requires — the CA-16 Part B, CA-20 and the CA-17 restrictions — and nothing more. Reporting your injury is a protected right.
Tell us you want the Alexandria clinic and our scheduling team will confirm your OWCP paperwork and get you evaluated — usually within days.
Prefer to talk? Call (240) 863-2822
Don't have these yet? Submit the form anyway — we'll help you get the paperwork started.
