Workers Compensation Doctor

Getting hurt on the job is no laughing matter and can have a serious impact on your life. Whether you're exposed to chemicals or fall on the job, there are lots of workplace scenarios which can lead to a lifetime of problems. Filing a Worker's Compensation claim can pay for your medical costs. In order to receive these benefits you must prove that there was an accident sickness or disability that came during time of employment. Even if you don't file for damages soon as the accident happens, you can do so for up to two years following your accident. It is very important to let us know the reason for your injury and let us know right away. In order to set up your Worker's Compensation case you must have a report from a physician that says you have been hurt on the job.

Overexertion

When carrying, pushing and pulling items that are heavy, lifting heavy objects, this can lead to over exertion which causes problems like sprains back pain knee pain neck pain and much more.

Fall at Work

One of the more common accidents in a workplace. Whether a worker falls from very high heights or slips on the floor; falling is no laughing matter and can sometimes be fatal.

Work Zone Accidents

Automobile accidents, highway work zone accidents and work accidents are a very common cause of workplace death.

Crush Injuries

This can occur in most areas were heavy machinery is used. Crush accidents can occur on any job site and can cause debilitating injuries that can even lead to amputation.

Struck-By

Struck-by events occurs when the worker/employee is struck by a moving object or equipment such as heavy machinery in the workplace. This must be treated immediately.

Repetitive Motion Injuries

Injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome can be quite painful in the wrists and hands due to repetitive motion. Workers can suffer from repetitive motion injuries and receive workers compensation payments to pay for their therapy.