For more than three decades, we have been taking care of injured Oklahomans. If your employer does not offer you treatment for workplace injuries, call The Broadway Clinic.
Our goal is to provide a proper diagnosis, treat your injuries and give you the care you deserve. The Broadway Clinic has been helping injured workers receive deserved compensation for their injuries through expert permanent-partial and permanent-total disability ratings. Our physicians are experienced and knowledgeable. They understand the importance of these crucial medical reports. Call Crystal or Annie at (405) 755-2288 to schedule an impairment rating.
Federal Workers Compensation
Are you a federal worker who has been injured on the job?
You have the right to go to the doctor of your choice. Let us be your advocate for the benefits and care you deserve. We will assist you in processing all of the paperwork.
Federal civilian employees who are injured while working on the job for an agency of the United States are entitled to benefits under the Federal Employees' Compensation Act (FECA).
We will work directly with the Department of Labor Office of Workers' Compensation Program (OWCP) to handle your claim. OWCP claims can be complicated, time consuming and frustrating for the claimant. Failure to follow the rules or submit required evidence can result in complete denial of benifits.
We can guide you through this difficult process. Our Federal Workers Compensation Coordinator, Emili Ruiz, has the expertise to help you.
Emili Ruiz can be reached at (405) 219-2651. She will be available to answer many questions concerning your claims.
We will take care of pre-authorization and coordination of care which may include:
- Medical evaluation
- Physical therapy
- Referrals to board certified specialists
- Medication
- Durable medical equipment (braces, etc.)
- Functional capacity testing
- Diagnostic testing (X-Rays, MRI, etc.)
- Laboratory testing
- Scheduled awards
We can also assist you with forms to:
- File an initial notice of traumatic injury (new single incident injury)
- File a notice of occupatioal disease (cumulative injury)
- File for recurrence (existing injury)
- File claim for compensation