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Hospital support worker moving a medical equipment cart along a bright hospital corridor
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OWCP Credentialed · Wilmington · New Castle · Dover · Statewide

99% Claim
Acceptance Rate

Federal workers' comp specialists for USPS, TSA, VA, DOD, DHS, ICE, BOP, CBP, SSA, IRS - and every federal agency.

  • No out-of-pocket - billed direct to U.S. DOL
  • Free claims assistance, start to finish
  • Serving all three Delaware counties

99% Claim
Acceptance Rate

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Dr. Steven S. Moalemi, MD, FAAPMR — OWCP-credentialed physician

Meet Your Physician

Dr. Steven S. Moalemi, MD, FAAPMR

Board-certified physiatrist. OWCP-credentialed by the U.S. Department of Labor. The same MD who examines you signs every report submitted to your case file — from your first visit through maximum medical improvement.

  • Board-Certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R)
  • Fellow, American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (FAAPMR)
  • OWCP-Credentialed by the U.S. Department of Labor

Watch: 90-Second Explainer

What is OWCP?

Injured on the job as a federal employee? This short video explains how the Office of Workers' Compensation Programs works — and why seeing an OWCP-credentialed doctor first protects your claim.

Why OWCP Wellness

Care + Claims, Under One Roof

OWCP Credentialed Team

Providers who are not credentialed with the Office of Workers' Compensation Programs are not authorized to treat injured federal employees. Ours are. That matters on day one of a claim, and it matters again every time the Department of Labor reviews your file.

No Out-of-Pocket Expenses

Care for an accepted federal work injury is billed directly to the U.S. Department of Labor. You do not pay, and you do not submit to your own health insurance.

Free Claims Assistance

CA-1, CA-2, CA-7, CA-16, and the follow-up the Department of Labor asks for afterward. Our team handles the paperwork end to end, at no cost to you. Most denied claims are denied on documentation, not on the injury.

Why credentialing matters

Every Provider in Our Practice Is OWCP Credentialed

Under federal law, providers who are not credentialed with the Office of Workers' Compensation Programs are not authorized to treat injured federal employees. Every provider at our practice holds OWCP credentials, so your entire care team can treat you and bill the Department of Labor directly.

Physicians (MD)

Board-certified doctors credentialed by the U.S. Department of Labor to evaluate, diagnose, and write the medical reports that drive your OWCP claim.

Physical Therapists

OWCP-credentialed physical therapists who provide rehabilitation for work injuries and bill DOL directly. No copay, no deductible.

Massage Therapists

Licensed massage therapists credentialed with OWCP to provide therapeutic treatment for federal work injuries as part of your approved care plan.

Acupuncturists

OWCP-credentialed acupuncturists offering pain management and recovery support for injured federal employees, billed directly to the Department of Labor.

⚠ Important: If your current provider is not credentialed with OWCP, they cannot bill the Department of Labor for your treatment, and your care may not be covered. Verify your provider's OWCP credentials before your first appointment.

For Federal Employees

What to Do If You're Injured at Work

When a Federal Employee is injured at work, the timing and method of filing differ depending on the type of injury. There are two types — and the form you file depends on which one you have.

A federal worker on the job — settings where a single-event injury can happen

CA-1

Traumatic Injury

An injury that occurred in one shift — a fall, a lifting injury, a vehicle accident on duty, a needlestick. A single, identifiable event.

A federal worker on a daily route — repetitive work that can wear down the body over time

CA-2

Occupational Disease

An injury that occurred over more than one shift — usually over time, from repetitive overuse. Carpal tunnel, rotator cuff tendinitis, hearing loss, back deterioration from years of lifting.

Guidelines for CA-1 (Traumatic) Injuries

  1. 1

    Inform your supervisor immediately.

  2. 2

    Ask your supervisor to authorize medical treatment using Form CA-16. Take this form with you when you go to the Emergency department or when you see any physicians. Emergency medical treatment can be obtained without prior authorization.

  3. 3

    If disabled and unable to work, you must submit medical evidence supporting your disability to your employing agency within 10 workdays to be eligible for Continuation of Pay (COP).

  4. 4

    Seek medical care and treatment from medical providers enrolled with OWCP.

  5. 5

    Go to ecomp.dol.gov, register for an account, and fill out a CA-1 Claim Form as soon as possible. It must be done within 30 days of injury — the sooner you do it, the sooner your claim can get reviewed and accepted. Once you complete your portion, it will be forwarded to your supervisor.

  6. 6

    As long as you have filed your CA-1 within 30 days of injury and submitted medical evidence to your employing agency within 10 workdays, you are eligible to submit a claim for Continuation Of Pay (COP), which pays your salary for up to 45 days while you are recovering.

  7. 7

    If you are disabled and cannot return to work for more than 45 days, you must file a claim for compensation using Form CA-7.

Guidelines for CA-2 (Occupational Disease) Injuries

  1. 1

    Inform your supervisor.

  2. 2

    Go to ecomp.dol.gov, register for an account, and fill out a CA-2 Claim Form. Once you complete your portion, it will be forwarded to your supervisor.

  3. 3

    Seek medical care and treatment from medical providers enrolled with OWCP.

  4. 4

    If you are disabled and cannot work, you can only get compensated after your claim has been accepted.

We understand this can be a confusing process.

If you need help at any time, contact our offices — we file your claim with you. Free. No out-of-pocket.

Accessible Care Across New York City

Our Locations

Three New York offices, close to where our patients work.

Wilmington Office

1521 Concord Pike, Suite 203
Wilmington, DE 19803
(302) 600-3221
Hours
  • Mon9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Tue9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Wed9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Thu9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Fri9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • SatClosed
  • SunClosed

File With Confidence. Recover With Care.

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