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Getting better starts with the right doctor. We help injured workers connect with workers' compensation doctors and workmans comp clinics that take work comp cases — fast, local, and 100% free to you.
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You're already dealing with enough. We made finding the right work comp doctor simple.
1Tell us about your injury
Fill out a short, secure form — it takes about two minutes. Tell us your state, what happened, and where you're located.
2We find local options
We match you with workers' compensation doctors and clinics near you who accept work comp cases and understand your state's rules.
3Get seen & start healing
Connect with a provider, get your injury properly documented, and focus on your recovery.
Start My Free Match → Your state, your rulesWork comp works differently in every state
Choosing the right doctor isn't always your call — and the rules in Texas, Pennsylvania, and California aren't the same. Pick your state to see how it works.
Texas · Division of Workers' Compensation (DWC)
Texas injured workers
In Texas, your treating doctor manages your care and refers you out for tests, specialists, and therapy. If your employer uses a workers' comp health care network, you usually have to pick a treating doctor inside that network. And because Texas lets employers go "non-subscriber" (no work comp coverage at all), knowing your options matters even more.
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Pennsylvania · Bureau of Workers' Compensation
Pennsylvania injured workers
In Pennsylvania, if your employer posted a proper list of panel physicians, you generally have to treat with a provider from that panel for the first 90 days. After 90 days, you can usually choose your own doctor — as long as you notify your employer. Knowing the 90-day rule can make or break your claim.
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California · Division of Workers' Compensation (DWC)
California injured workers
In California, most employers use a Medical Provider Network (MPN), and you choose a primary treating physician (PTP) from that network to manage your care. If there's a dispute over your injury, a QME (Qualified Medical Evaluator) may get involved. Picking the right PTP early sets the tone for your whole claim.
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Why the right doctor matters The doctor you choose can decide your whole claim
A doctor who knows work comp does more than treat your injury — they document it correctly, so the system can't use bad paperwork against you.
- Proper documentationDetailed records that support your claim and your benefits.
- Knows the systemUnderstands networks, panels, MPNs, and your state's deadlines.
- Referrals when you need themSpecialists, imaging, physical therapy, and follow-up care.
- Focused on youA provider who treats injured workers every day — not a stranger to work comp.
Questions & answers What injured workers ask us most
Is this really free?
Yes. Using OWCP Connect to find a workers' comp doctor or workmans comp clinic near you costs you nothing. Just complete the form below and we'll help you find local options.
Do I have to see a specific doctor in my state?
It depends on your state. Texas often routes you through a treating doctor inside a health care network. Pennsylvania may require a panel physician for the first 90 days. California usually has you pick a primary treating physician inside an MPN. We help you find providers who fit your state's situation.
What if my work comp claim was denied or delayed?
It still helps to be seen by a doctor who understands work comp and documents your injury properly. Complete the form and we'll help you find local providers — proper records can make a real difference.
What information do I need to provide?
Just the basics: your state, your contact info, where you're located, and a short note about your injury. It takes about two minutes.
How fast will I hear back?
We work to get you local options quickly. Once you submit the form, we'll begin matching you with workers' comp doctors and clinics near you.
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Tell us a little about your injury and where you are. We'll help you find a workers' compensation doctor or workmans comp clinic near you — at no cost.
- Takes about 2 minutes
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- Your information stays confidential
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OWCP Connect is a free service that helps injured workers find workers' compensation doctors and clinics. We are not a law firm, medical provider, or government agency, and we do not provide legal or medical advice. Using this service does not create an attorney-client or doctor-patient relationship. Workers' compensation rules differ by state and can change over time; nothing here is a guarantee of treatment, benefits, or claim outcomes. For advice about your specific situation, consult a licensed professional in your state.
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