OWCP - DOL Frequently Asked Questions Continued part 1 of 2 Episode 51

Federal Workers Compensation Coffee Break

Federal Workers Compensation Coffee Break Podcast is about all things related to Federal Workers Compensation, FECA, OWCP, DOL & Longshore claim filing as an injured federal worker. The podcast is an educational and informative training on how to navigate the OWCP claims filing process for all types of injured US government and federal workers. The podcaster has 29 years in assisting with federal workers compensation as a consultant and trainer. The podcast is free and is educational. If you need help with anything related to a federal workers compensation claim...help is just a cup of coffee away. The short coffee break format highlights solutions and gives directions on how to successfully resolve any federal workers compensation claim related issue. So if you are a federal employee and you want to learn about OWCP - DOL & FECA workers compensation....pour a cup of coffee and drop by...you will be glad you did.
Today is a Q & A based on some frequently asked questions. This is part 1 of a two part series on FAQ!

Now lets get our coffee started and start on YOUR questions!

FAQs on our Medical Authorization and Bill Pay processes for Injured Workers, Medical Providers, and Employing Agencies.

Q : I was injured on the job. How do I file a claim?

A: You need to complete either form CA-1, "Federal Employee's Notice of Traumatic Injury and Claim for Continuation of Pay/Compensation" or form CA-2 "Notice of Occupational Disease and Claim for Compensation". A traumatic injury is one that can be pinpointed to have occurred during one particular work shift – falling down the steps for example. An occupational disease is a medical condition that has developed due to work activities performed over more than one work shift. 20 C.F.R. §§ 10.100-10.101.

Forms can be submitted electronically via the Employees' Compensation Operations and Management Portal (ECOMP). Visit the ECOMP site to register for an account and initiate a claim.

If you are submitting a CA-2, you should also review the appropriate CA-35 "Evidence Required in Support of a Claim for Occupational Disease" form/checklist. There are several of these detailing the different sorts of documentation to be submitted depending on the type of occupational disease.
For more information go to show transcripts for downloading answers to this episodes questions from other injured workers.
For more information go to show transcripts for downloading answers to this episodes questions from other injured workers.
Dr. Taylor’s contact information is: https://[email protected] If you need a provider or assistance with a DOL claim in Tampa, Pensacola Florida, Atlanta Georgia, or Mobile Alabama you can make an appointment to see Dr. Taylor, Dr. Sullivan or Dr. Thomas at the clinic at M & R Medical & Therapy Center or FWC Medical Centers. To make a consult with Dr. Taylor to discuss your case or if you know someone in Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia or Florida who is recently injured you can call the clinic at 813-877-

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