Experienced Workers Compensation Doctors Treating Work Injury

According to workers compensation laws and the Texas Department of Insurance - Division of Workers Compensation (TDI-DWC), Texas workers are afforded the right to choose their own treating doctor when getting care for their work-related injury. This means you can…

- Choose a doctor who is experienced in treating work injuries - Choose a clinic that is experienced in properly handling workers compensation claims - Choose a clinic that will put your needs first (not a company doctor that yields your employer) - Choose a clinic that provides free claims assistance to help make sure you get the care and compensation benefits you deserve - Choose a doctor that provides excellent medical care and rehabilitation services so that you fully recover from your injury - Choose the doctors at 1-800-CLINICS!

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If You File Incorrectly You Could Lose Your Benefits

Though there are several great physicians in DFW, very few know how to properly treat and handle a workers compensation claim. Our doctors are experienced in providing the right documentation and support so that your claim is accepted and so that you get the compensation benefits you deserve. We even have claims experts on hand that provide free claims assistance to help you make sure you file correctly.

We Treat Both Catastrophic and Wear & Tear Injuries

Though many work accident claims are due to serious accidents that occur on the job… Many work accident injuries are less catastrophic and attributed to overuse from doing the same work with your body day after day, week after week, and year after year. Millions of dollars each year are spent in treating workers compensation claims due to this type of work injury. Unfortunately, although it sounds like a very minor injury, overuse can cause huge effects upon the body, including giving you back issues, hand issues, and other issues that can lead to other multiple problems, including nerve issues, joint problems, and more.

Experienced Workers’ Compensation Doctors

Twisting and turning moving boxes from place to place, and typing in a bad position can really cause issues on a long-term basis. While you would think that you would receive your injury from a box falling on you or you being injured due to the usage of a machine, it is most often due to those tiny activities that you do every single day. You are doing your job as normal and you suddenly feel a twinge in your body that brings you to your knees. That is all it takes to become one of the many that is affected by a work injury.

We Put The Patient’s Needs First

We have a medical team that is experienced in dealing with work injuries. This includes repetitive injuries, as well as lower back pain, carpal tunnel injuries, and hand injuries. Whether it is a spine injury, a joint injury, or a nerve issue, we have a team of professionals and specialists that can get you back to work and back to feeling like your old self. No one should have to deal with pain on an ongoing basis and we will work to reduce your pain and get you back to your life.

Free Claims Assistance

We know how to deal with the insurance company to ensure that your medical costs are covered, as well as your lost wages and pain and suffering compensation. When you are injured at work, you have the right to compensation, and we will do our part in making sure that you are taken care of.

If you have been injured at work, the time to call us is now. While you may need immediate care in the emergency room, you also will need a physician and medical team for your ongoing care. We will give you the care that you need to be sure that you are able to get back to full function and get back to work as soon as possible.

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