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Choose Your Own Doctor

Care for injured longshore and harbor workers. Two clinics near the port.

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Which location will you be visiting?

10 days

For your employer to report your injury to the DOL. Form LS-202

30 days

To give your employer written notice of the injury. Form LS-201

1 year

For you to file the injury claim with OWCP.

Form LS-203

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Provider networks under the LHWCA.

Choose Your Own Doctor

After You're Injured on the Job

Knowing the first three steps protects your health and your claim. Here's what to do and what your rights are under federal law.

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Report the Injury

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Get Evaluated and Documented

Notify your employer in writing as soon as possible. Written notice is required within 30 days of the injury, and a formal claim within one year. Don't wait to see if it gets better.

Under the LHWCA, you select your treating physician. Your employer and their insurance carrier do not get to assign one for you. That choice is yours from the start.

Your initial medical report shapes everything that follows. Accurate documentation of causation and work restrictions is what keeps your claim moving.

Expert treatment for every workplace injury. We provide fast, transparent, and thorough care for longshore and harbor workers.

Comprehensive Injury Care

Injury Evaluation

Prompt assessment to diagnose the injury and start treatment fast

Medical Documentation

Accurate reporting that meets LHWCA reporting standards

Ongoing Treatment

Complete care plans through recovery, from initial visit to MMI.

Built for Your Recovery

Beyond a quick fix, we provide the medical expertise and un-wavering commitment to get you back to work safely and on schedule. 

Fast Response Times

Transparent Documentation

Board Certified Physicians

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