Federal Injury Centers Montgomery, at 5923 Monticello Dr., gives injured federal employees in the River Region OWCP-enrolled doctors and claims help close to home.
Need an OWCP doctor in Montgomery? Federal Injury Centers Montgomery is at 5923 Monticello Dr., Montgomery, AL 36117. Our OWCP-enrolled doctors treat federal and postal work injuries under FECA, write the medical reports OWCP requires and bill the US Dept. of Labor directly. Call (334) 593-6263.
We opened our Montgomery clinic in May 2021, with a ribbon cutting sponsored by the Montgomery Chamber of Commerce, so federal employees in the River Region would not have to drive to Birmingham for OWCP care.
The clinic is in east Montgomery off Vaughn Road and the Eastern Bypass, convenient to Pike Road, Millbrook, Wetumpka and Prattville. Patients get the same process as our Birmingham clinic: an exam and narrative report under the direction of Dr. Robert Agee, MD, then physical therapy and rehabilitation focused on getting you back to work safely.
Montgomery is home to many federal civilian workers, and FECA covers them whether they work on base, in a VA hospital or on a mail route.
FECA covers the civilian employees of every federal agency. Federal employers in the Montgomery area include:
Montgomery · Prattville · Millbrook · Wetumpka · Pike Road · Tallassee · Selma · Troy
The clinic is on Monticello Dr. in east Montgomery, near Vaughn Road and the Eastern Boulevard (US-231/80) corridor.
Treating physician. Board-certified family practice physician, fellowship trained in sports medicine (American Sports Medicine Institute, Birmingham). Every patient starts with his exam and narrative medical report.
NPI 1417035270 · AL license 22596
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Clinic owner. Doctor of Chiropractic focused on occupational health, rehabilitation and independent medical exams, caring for injured federal employees, postal workers, VA staff and military branches.
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Meet Dr. Harper →Searching for a DOL doctor or OWCP doctor in Montgomery? These answers cover the basics. See all answers in the federal work comp FAQ.
The Montgomery clinic is at 5923 Monticello Dr., Montgomery, AL 36117. Call (334) 593-6263.
Yes. Civilian employees of the military are federal employees covered by FECA, so they can be treated by our OWCP-enrolled doctors. Active-duty service members are covered by military health programs instead.
Yes. Our team explains which form fits your injury (CA-1 or CA-2), what medical evidence OWCP needs and how to file CA-7 wage-loss claims, and our doctors complete the medical forms.
A DOL doctor is a physician or other provider enrolled with the U.S. Department of Labor's Office of Workers' Compensation Programs (OWCP) to treat federal employees injured on the job and bill DOL directly under FECA. "DOL doctor" and "OWCP doctor" mean the same thing. The Department of Labor does not certify doctors; providers enroll with OWCP.
No out-of-pocket expenses for covered care. All services are billed to the U.S. Department of Labor in compliance with FECA. If you have questions about a bill or an unaccepted claim, our team will explain your options before treatment.
Time. A CA-1 is for a traumatic injury that happened during one work shift; a CA-2 is for an occupational disease that developed over more than one shift. Only CA-1 claims filed within 30 days qualify for up to 45 days of continuation of pay.
Federal Injury Centers provides complimentary consultations, often the same day we receive your appointment request. Request an appointment or call the clinic nearest you.
Complete the form to request a consultation with a federal workers' compensation expert. Federal Injury Centers provides complimentary consultations, often the same day we receive your request.
