How Do I Claim Mileage on OWCP? Your Guide from the Federal Workers Compensation Experts at Federal Injury Centers of Los Angeles If you're a federal employee who has suffered a work-related injury, you may be entitled to reimbursement for the travel costs associated with your medical treatment. One of the most commonly overlooked [...]
How Long Can You Stay on Federal Workers' Compensation? If you’re a federal employee injured on the job, you may be wondering: How long can I stay on federal workers’ compensation? The answer depends on your medical condition, the severity of your injury, and how it affects your ability to return to work. Fortunately, [...]
What is a Nurse Case Manager in the Context of an OWCP Claim? In the realm of workers' compensation, specifically under the Federal Employees' Compensation Act (FECA) managed by the Office of Workers' Compensation Programs (OWCP), a nurse case manager plays a pivotal role in ensuring that injured federal employees receive appropriate medical care, [...]
5 Ways Your Union Steward Can Help With Your OWCP Claim A union steward can be instrumental in assisting with your Office of Workers' Compensation Programs (OWCP) claim. Here are five ways they can help: Guidance and Information: A union steward can provide you with essential information about the OWCP claim process, ensuring you [...]
How Long Does OWCP Take to Approve a Claim? The Office of Workers' Compensation Programs (OWCP) aims to process claims within a specific timeframe, but the actual approval time can vary depending on the nature of the claim. Here's a general guideline: Traumatic injury claims: OWCP strives to adjudicate these claims in about 45 [...]
Who Gets a Schedule Award? A schedule award is a type of workers' compensation benefit that is paid to employees who have suffered a permanent impairment as a result of a work-related injury. Schedule awards are based on a predetermined schedule of benefits that is set by law. The amount of the award depends [...]
About CA-2a Notice of Recurrence OWCP Form CA-2a, Notice of Recurrence, is used to report a recurrence of a previously accepted work-related injury or illness. A recurrence is defined as the documented need for additional medical treatment after release from treatment for the original injury or illness. Continuing treatment for the original condition is [...]
Injured Federal Workers in Los Angeles If you are a federal worker who has been injured on the job in Los Angeles, it's important to take the right steps to get the help you need to file your injury claim. Here are some tips on what you should do: Report your injury: The first [...]
