Find Experienced DOL-OWCP Credentialed Doctors Near You
To find a DOL doctor near you, fill out the free 1-minute form. As soon as you submit it, you'll see the DOL-enrolled, OWCP-experienced doctors and clinics nearest you: OWCP Connect lists 89 provider locations in 27 states and connects injured federal employees with a doctor near them at no cost.
- Doctor credentialed with OWCP – a Dept. of Labor provider number and experience treating federal work comp injuries
- No out-of-pocket expenses for covered care on an accepted claim
- Free claims assistance with your CA-1, CA-2 and other OWCP forms
How to Find an OWCP Doctor With OWCP Connect
Tell us about your injury
Fill out the free 1-minute form below: your ZIP code, your agency and what kind of care you need.
See the DOL doctors near you
Right after you submit, you'll see the DOL-enrolled, OWCP-experienced doctors and clinics closest to you, and we can connect you with one.
Get treated and get your claim right
The provider's office reaches out to schedule your visit, and most help with your OWCP claim and forms for free.
OWCP Doctors by State
Local pages for injured federal workers in each state. To see the doctors and clinics near you, use the free form.
- Arizona1 location
- California5 locations
- Colorado1 location
- Delaware1 location
- Florida23 locations
- Georgia2 locations
- Illinois1 location
- Indiana3 locations
- Louisiana1 location
- Massachusetts2 locations
- Mississippi1 location
- Missouri1 location
- Nevada2 locations
- New Jersey3 locations
- New York2 locations
- North Carolina3 locations
- Ohio5 locations
- Oklahoma
- Oregon1 location
- Pennsylvania1 location
- South Carolina1 location
- Tennessee4 locations
- Texas13 locations
- Utah1 location
- Virginia2 locations
- Washington1 location
- Wisconsin
Not sure where to start? Read how OWCP doctors work, see OWCP doctors near me, or browse our federal workers' comp guides.
DOL Doctor FAQs
What is a DOL doctor?
A DOL doctor is a physician or other medical provider enrolled with the U.S. Department of Labor's Office of Workers' Compensation Programs (OWCP) to treat injured federal employees under the Federal Employees' Compensation Act (FECA) and bill OWCP directly. The Department of Labor does not certify doctors; providers enroll and receive an OWCP provider number.
Can I choose my own doctor for an OWCP claim?
Yes. Under FECA you may choose your initial treating physician. After that first choice, switching to a different physician generally needs OWCP's approval, so it pays to pick a doctor who already treats federal workers' compensation cases.
Do I pay anything to see a DOL doctor?
For an accepted OWCP claim, the provider bills OWCP for covered treatment of your work injury, so you should not have out-of-pocket costs for that care. Many doctors that take DOL also help you file your claim and forms at no charge.
What is Form CA-16?
Form CA-16, Authorization for Examination and/or Treatment, can be issued by your agency after a traumatic injury. It authorizes a doctor to examine and treat you for up to 60 days while OWCP reviews your claim. Ask your supervisor for it right after the injury.
How do I find a DOL doctor near me?
Fill out the free 1-minute OWCP Connect form. As soon as you submit it, you will see the DOL-enrolled, OWCP-experienced doctors and clinics nearest you, and we can connect you with one at no cost. You can also call (844) 691-7024.
Is OWCP Connect part of the Department of Labor?
No. OWCPCONNECT.COM is an independent, free tool and is not owned or operated by the U.S. Department of Labor. The official DOL OWCP Connect portal is https://owcpconnect.dol.gov/owcplogin/.
More answers: OWCP & FECA FAQs
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Find OWCP Doctors & Federal Workers' Comp Help
OWCP Resources
Federal Workers' Comp Guides
- How do I find an OWCP clinic near me?
- What Is a DOL Doctor? Your Guide to Federal Workers’ Compensation Care
- How Do I Find a Federal Workers Comp Doctor
- The Importance of Seeing a Enrolled DOL Doctor Instead of Your PCP
- What to Expect with a DOL Doctor
- Where can I find official OWCP forms and instructions?
Written and reviewed by the OWCP Connect Editorial Team · Last reviewed
Sources we checked this guide against:
- Federal Employees' Compensation Act, 5 U.S.C. Chapter 81
- FECA regulations, 20 CFR Part 10
- U.S. Department of Labor: Federal Employees' Compensation Program
- U.S. Department of Labor: FECA Frequently Asked Questions
- U.S. Department of Labor: FECA forms
General information, not legal or medical advice. OWCP Connect is independent and not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Labor. How we write and check our guides.
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