Federal Workers' Comp (OWCP) Care in South Jersey
Care for federal employees hurt on the job
Our office knows the DOL/OWCP process and supports you with every part of your injury claim.
Our OWCP chiropractors and medical providers treat federal employees in Rio Grande, Mount Laurel and Northfield. A DO signs off on all documentation.
We see U.S. Postal Service workers, VA staff, TSA officers, federal law enforcement, and employees of federal courts and agencies.
We handle federal workers' compensation cases only. We do not accept New Jersey state workers' compensation claims.
How we help
- Bring your CA-1 (traumatic injury), CA-2 (occupational disease) or CA-16 (authorization from your agency) if you have one. If you don't, we help you start your federal workers' compensation claim.
- We handle the documentation for your claim, and a DO signs off on all of it.
Work injuries we care for
Request a call
Fill out the short form below and our team will reach out about your federal claim. Please don't include medical details.
Offices
Call the office nearest you and say you have a federal workers' compensation claim, so the front desk can tell you whether that office can see you.
Common questions
Do you take New Jersey state workers' compensation?
No. We handle federal workers' compensation cases only. We do not accept New Jersey state workers' compensation claims.
Do you treat federal workers' comp with chiropractic care?
Yes. We see OWCP patients for chiropractic and medical care. Call with your claim number, and our front desk confirms what your claim covers before your visit.
What are CA-1, CA-2, and CA-16?
CA-1 is for a traumatic injury in a work shift. CA-2 is for an occupational disease that built up over time. CA-16 is an authorization your employing agency issues. Bring what you have. If you don't have one yet, fill out the form and we help you start your claim.
Which office should I contact?
Fill out the form above, or call Rio Grande, Mount Laurel, or Northfield, whichever is nearest, and say it is a federal claim.
This page describes the federal program in plain language. It is not legal advice, and it is not a promise that OWCP will pay for a visit. Whether a visit is paid depends on the claim.