Federal Injury Centers Baltimore

DOL-OWCP Doctors In Baltimore, MD

Our DOL doctors and OWCP claims experts provide top-notch medical care and claims assistance to injured federal workers under the US Dept of Labor (DOL) Office of Workers’ Compensation Program (OWCP) and FECA.

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Certified Dept. of Labor (DOL) Experts – Our doctors are DOL certified and listed in the directory of approved OWCP doctors at owcpconnect.dol.gov.
OWCP Injury Claims Assistance – If your claim is submitted incorrectly you could lose your benefits. We’ll provide resources and guidance to help you make sure your claim is properly filed.
Experienced in Federal Workers Compensation – Our federal workers compensation doctors have treated several letter carriers, mail clerks, TSA staff, VA employees, and many other federal employees under the US Dept. of Labor (DOL) Office of Workers’ Compensation Program (OWCP) and in compliance with the Federal Employees’ Compensation Act (FECA).

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FEDERAL WORK COMP

We’re a DOL certified clinic serving injured federal workers in Washington DC with experienced medical care and expert knowledge of DOL-OWCP federal work comp injury care and rehabilitation.

HOW WE CAN HELP

MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Our multidisciplinary team of physicians, (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, Doctor of chiropractors, Doctor of physical therapy), and healthcare professionals offer comprehensive injury care.

OUR DOCTORS

CASE MANAGEMENT

We’ll assist all the necessary documentation and expert injury claims to make sure you file your OWCP claim correctly so you can get all the care and compensation benefits you deserve.

CLAIMS TUTORIAL

Multidisciplinary
DOL-OWCP Doctors

This office provides excellent services and the highest quality of rehabilitation. The patient’s visits start with an initial examination. From the examination our federal workers compensation doctors will develop a detailed narrative medical report. The narrative contains: medical evidence, history of injury, detailed description of finding upon examination, result of x-ray or lab test, diagnosis, and reconditions of continued treatment. As well as a well-reasoned medical opinion as to the crucial issue, the causal relationship between the claimed and/or disability to the injury by proximate aggravation or acceleration and precipitation, and medical reasoning for patient restrictions in needed with supporting documentation.