DOL-OWCP Doctors in Wilmington, DE
Federal Workers' Comp Care in Wilmington & Northern Delaware
Injured working for the federal government in Wilmington? OWCP Connect is a free tool that connects you with DOL-enrolled doctors who take federal workers' comp (FECA) cases, including board-certified physiatrist Dr. Steven S. Moalemi at his office on Concord Pike. Tell us about your injury and we'll help you get seen, with no out-of-pocket cost for covered care on an accepted claim.
OWCPCONNECT.COM is a free tool that helps injured federal employees find DOL-enrolled doctors in their area. OWCPCONNECT.COM is not owned nor operated by the US Dept of Labor. If you are looking for the official OWCP Connect portal owned by the Department of Labor please click the following link… https://owcpconnect.dol.gov/owcplogin/
Proudly Serving Injured Federal Workers in Wilmington, DE
Meet your physician
Dr. Steven S. Moalemi, MD, FAAPMR
Board-certified physiatrist and OWCP-enrolled provider for federal workers' compensation. The same doctor who examines you signs every medical report submitted to your OWCP case file, from your first visit through maximum medical improvement (MMI).
- Board-Certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R)
- Fellow, American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (FAAPMR)
- Enrolled OWCP provider for federal workers' compensation (FECA) cases
Wilmington Office
1521 Concord Pike, Suite 200
Wilmington, DE 19803
On Concord Pike (US-202) in North Wilmington. Request an appointment with the form and we'll confirm your visit.
Why a Physiatrist for Your OWCP Claim?
A physiatrist is a medical doctor who specializes in physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R): diagnosing and treating injuries of the spine, joints, muscles and nerves and restoring function, usually without surgery. For a federal work injury, that means one doctor who examines you, directs your treatment and documents what OWCP needs to keep your claim moving.
- Clear medical evidence – exam findings, diagnosis and how the injury happened at work, written the way OWCP reviews it
- Work restrictions on record – duty status reports (CA-17) and attending physician's reports (CA-20) that your agency and OWCP rely on
- Care through MMI – follow-up visits until you reach maximum medical improvement, the point OWCP uses to plan the next stage of your claim
Federal Work Injuries Commonly Evaluated in Wilmington
- Back and neck injuries – from lifting, carrying mail, patient handling or a fall
- Shoulder, knee and hip injuries – strains, sprains and tears from a single incident or years of wear
- Repetitive strain and nerve conditions – carpal tunnel syndrome, tendinitis and radiating nerve pain (occupational disease, filed on a CA-2)
- Slip, trip and fall injuries – on ice, stairs, loading docks and delivery routes
Federal Workers in the Wilmington Area
We help civilian federal employees across northern Delaware, including USPS letter carriers, clerks and mail handlers, staff at the Wilmington VA Medical Center, employees of federal offices and the federal courthouse downtown, and Delaware National Guard dual-status technicians in New Castle. Patients come from Wilmington, Brandywine Hundred, Claymont, Hockessin, Pike Creek, Elsmere, Newark, New Castle, Bear and Middletown.
Elsewhere in the state? See DOL-OWCP doctors across Delaware.
From Injury to Care in 4 Steps
Getting seen by a doctor who takes federal workers' comp in Wilmington is simple:
- Fill out the free form. Tell us where you are, what happened and what you need. It takes about a minute.
- Get matched and scheduled. We connect you with a DOL-enrolled doctor such as Dr. Moalemi and help you set up your first visit.
- Get examined and documented. Your doctor evaluates your injury and sends OWCP the medical reports your claim depends on, such as the CA-20 and CA-17.
- Start covered treatment. For an accepted claim, OWCP pays for covered care. Need paperwork help? See which OWCP forms you need and our guide to OWCP injury claims.
Wilmington DOL Doctor FAQs
Can I choose my own OWCP doctor in Wilmington?
Yes. Under FECA you may choose your own initial treating physician. Request an appointment with the free form on this page and we'll confirm the doctor is accepting new OWCP patients and help you schedule.
What is a physiatrist?
A physiatrist is a medical doctor (MD or DO) who specializes in physical medicine and rehabilitation. Physiatrists diagnose and treat injuries and conditions of the spine, joints, muscles and nerves, with the goal of restoring function, usually without surgery.
Where is the Wilmington office?
The Wilmington office featured on this page is at 1521 Concord Pike, Suite 200, Wilmington, DE 19803, on US-202 in North Wilmington.
Do I pay anything for treatment?
For an accepted claim, OWCP pays the provider for covered treatment of your work injury, so you should not have out-of-pocket costs for that care.
Which OWCP forms will I need?
You file a CA-1 for a traumatic injury or a CA-2 for an occupational disease, and a CA-7 to claim lost wages. Your doctor documents your injury on forms such as the CA-20 Attending Physician's Report and the CA-17 Duty Status Report.
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