Federal injury care that feels clearer, faster, and more organized.
Federal Injury Center of Richmond helps injured federal employees navigate OWCP-focused medical care, documentation, rehabilitation, and case coordination from one Richmond-based team.
Start with an appointment, records checklist, and clear next steps.
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Federal Workers’ Compensation Care
Medical care and documentation support for federal employees with job-related injuries or occupational conditions.
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OWCP Claims Assistance
Clear support for OWCP forms, ECOMP preparation, documentation checklists, and claim-related education.
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Federal Injury Case Management
Coordinated support to keep appointments, records, referrals, and treatment steps organized.
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Medical Evaluations & Referrals
Focused medical assessments for federal work injuries with appropriate referrals when needed.
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Injury Rehabilitation
Recovery-focused rehabilitation to support mobility, strength, pain reduction, and safer return to daily work activities.
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Durable Medical Equipment & Bracing
Support for braces, splints, and durable medical equipment that may assist recovery and function.
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Mental Health Support
Supportive care resources for stress, anxiety, sleep disruption, and emotional strain after a work injury.
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Impairment Ratings & Scheduled Awards Support
Education and coordination for patients who may need impairment rating guidance after maximum medical improvement.
Learn more →Care that connects the injury, the paperwork, and the recovery plan.
We built this website structure so patients can quickly find the service, agency, and OWCP resource that matches their situation.
Find information based on where you work.
USPS Employees
Postal workers often face lifting, repetitive motion, route, vehicle, and slip/trip injuries.
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TSA Employees
Airport security work can involve repetitive strain, lifting, prolonged standing, and acute injuries.
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VA Employees
VA staff may experience patient-handling injuries, repetitive strain, workplace accidents, and stress-related conditions.
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DoD Civilian Employees
Civilian DoD employees may work in offices, logistics, maintenance, facilities, and field-support environments.
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DHS Employees
DHS roles vary widely and may include administrative, field, inspection, security, and emergency-response demands.
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BOP Employees
Correctional environments can involve acute injuries, repetitive strain, patient movement, and high-stress incidents.
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FAA Employees
FAA employees may face ergonomic strain, travel-related injury, facility incidents, and occupational conditions.
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SSA Employees
Office and public-facing roles can lead to ergonomic, repetitive strain, slip/fall, and stress-related injury concerns.
Agency details →Helpful education for injured federal employees.
OWCP Guides
Plain-language guidance about care, forms, records, and appointments.
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Forms
Links and reminders for common OWCP documentation resources.
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FAQs
Answers to common questions before requesting an appointment.
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Articles
Educational topics for federal employees and their families.
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Request an appointment and our team can help you understand the next steps for care, documentation, and coordination.
