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✓ Billed OWCP in the last 12 months
Tip: 1 office here lists occupational medicine, the specialty built around work injuries. Pick it in the specialty menu.
"Hi, I'm a federal employee with a work injury under OWCP, the Department of Labor's workers' comp program. Are you enrolled with OWCP and taking new DOL patients right now?"
Showing 9 of 9 offices in Grove City, OH
Source: U.S. Department of Labor OWCP provider data, providers that billed the federal employees' program (DFEC) in the last 12 months, refreshed October 4, 2026. "DOL record updated" is the date the Labor Department last changed the provider's record. How this list works.
Each of these 9 offices billed the Department of Labor's OWCP program in the last 12 months, which is a strong sign they work with federal workers' comp. A listing does not require an office to take a particular patient, so call first and ask if they are taking new OWCP patients.
None of the offices here list orthopedic surgery as a specialty. Check nearby cities, or ask your treating doctor for a referral, which does not need OWCP approval.
Yes. Under FECA you get the initial choice of a qualified physician. Changing doctors later needs OWCP approval in writing, unless your doctor refers you to a specialist. See choosing your doctor.
Your OWCP claim number if you have it, Form CA-16 if your agency issued one, and your supervisor's contact information.