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Why the need for a National Workers Compensation Directory?
There are many physician directories, but Workers-Compensation-Doctors.com is the first National Directory
devoted to Doctors who accept workers compensation cases. By specializing in workers compensation doctors,
our directory is able to provide adjusters, case managers, and attorneys with the information they need to
easily find and schedule with work comp doctors nationally.
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What are Workers Compensation Doctors?
Workers Compensation Doctors are doctors who accept work comp cases. This usually means they participate in
Workers Compensation Networks, Plans, or MCO's, plus have experience of evaluating and treating
work-related injuries. Not all doctors accept work comp cases, but all of our workers compensation doctors
listed in this directory accept work comp cases.
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What does a Work Comp Doctor do?
Work Comp Doctors are the same as regular doctors, but with the difference that they also treat injured
workers. The goal of a work comp doctor is to return injured workers to their pre-injury condition and to
get them back to work.
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How can I find a Workers Comp Doctor?
You can use the directory at the top of this page to find a Workers Comp Doctor. Every doctor in the
directory accepts workers' compensation patients.
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What type of Work Comp Doctors are in the Directory?
Workers-Compensation-Doctors.com lists all major specialties, including work comp orthopedic doctors, work
comp pain management doctors, and more! Simply use the directory at the top of this page to select the
specialty you require.
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What is a Work Comp Case?
A work comp case occurs when an employee injures themself while performing work-related duties.
According
to OSHA: "You must consider an injury or illness to be work-related if an event or exposure in the
work environment either caused or contributed to the resulting condition or significantly aggravated a
pre-existing injury or illness."
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How much does it cost for a doctor to list with the Workers' Compensation Directory?
It is free for Doctors to list themselves. There are also paid-for packages available for doctors who would
like additional services.
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How do Work Comp Doctors get paid?
Work Comp Doctors' medical treatment and services are usually for by the Workers' Compensation insurance.
The source of the insurance payments varies depending on the state, the size of the employer, and if the
employer is self-insured or not.
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How to switch Workers Comp Doctor?
In some circumstances is possibel to switch your Workers Comp Doctor. However, this varies from state to
state. You will need to check the Workers' Compensation law within your state in order to determine if you
can - or cannot - switch workers comp doctor.
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Is there a difference between workman's comp and workers' compensation?
The phrases 'workman's comp', workers' compensation, and 'work comp' are used interchangeably and mean the
same thing.
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What fees do Workers Compensation Doctors charge?
The fee schedule for treating work-related injuries varies from state-to-state and from practice to
practice. Please contact our workers compensation doctors' offices directly to request their fee schedules.
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Where can I find other Expert Witnesses for my cases?
Our Directory lists many doctors who are also available as Expert Witnesses. However, if you need more help
with your search, you can contact our affiliate,
The TASA Group
for more expert witness needs. At no cost to you, unless you designate the expert on your case.
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I'm a doctor - where can I get workers compensation marketing for my practice?
If you are interested in workers compensation marketing for your practice, please read our page
Workers
Compensation Marketing for Doctors.