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You Have the Right to Choose Your Own Doctor

Did you know that the Federal Employees Compensation Act affords all injured federal workers the right to choose their own doctor? That’s right, you don’t have to go to the doctor that your supervisor or employing agency tells you to. You can choose a doctor that puts your needs first and will not bow to the pressures of your employing agency. If you have been injured while working for the federal government make sure that you choose a DOL doctor that is experienced as a Federal Workers Compensation. Choose a clinic that is certified by the US Dept. of Labor and that offers free claims assistance so that you can get the full care, treatment, and benefit that you deserve.

How to Find the Best DOL Doctors

Though there may be several excellent doctors in your area, few of them have the knowledge and experience needed to treat injured federal employees correctly. Make sure to find a doctor with DOL experience so that you can make sure your claim is properly submitted and that your paperwork and documentation is completed according to DOL-OWCP best practices. If you do not know of any such doctors, call us today to be connected with an excellent, experienced DOL doctor in your area.

This article is general information, not legal or medical advice. Best DOL Doctors is independent and not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Labor or OWCP. See our editorial policy.

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