Experienced OWCP Doctors
At Physical Medicine Clinic, we specialize in caring for Federal and Local employees seeking Worker’s Compensation treatment in Tampa, FL. Our skilled team diagnoses and treats a wide range of physical conditions affecting your well-being. We take pride in our caring approach, creating a comfortable and safe space where patients feel supported throughout their recovery. We value patient education and ensure you are actively involved in every step of your treatment plan.
If you’re a new patient, please complete a registration form and request an appointment to get started.
Why Choose Physical Medicine Clinic?
With years of experience and access to the latest medical technology, Physical Medicine Clinic provides top-tier care in a modern, secure setting. We believe patient education is key, making sure you understand your treatment and feel empowered throughout your healing journey.
OWCP Forms
Below are essential forms you can download and review at your convenience. You’ll need a PDF viewer to open these documents.
CA-1 Federal Notice of Traumatic Injury and Claim for Continuation of Pay/Compensation
CA-2 Notice of Occupational Disease and Claim for Compensation
CA-7a Time Analysis Form for claiming compensation, including repurchase of paid leave
CA-7b Leave Buy Back Worksheet/Certification and Election
CA-10 What A Federal Employee Should Do When Injured At Work
CA-12 Claim For Continuance of Compensation Under the Federal Employees’ Compensation Act
CA-20 Attending Physician’s Report
CA-35 Evidence Required in Support of a Claim for Occupational Disease
CA-721 Notice of Law Enforcement Officer’s Injury Or Occupational Disease
CA-2231 Claim for Reimbursement Assisted Reemployment
OWCP-5a Work Capacity Evaluation Psychiatric/Psychological Conditions
OWCP-5b Work Capacity Evaluation Cardiovascular/Pulmonary Conditions
OWCP-5c Work Capacity Evaluation for Musculoskeletal Conditions
OWCP-16 Rehabilitation Plan And Award
OWCP-17 Rehabilitation Maintenance Certificate
OWCP-20 Overpayment Recovery Questionnaire
OWCP-915 Claim For Medical Reimbursement (replaces CA-915)
OWCP-957 Medical Travel Refund Request
SF1199A Direct Deposit Sign-Up Form
Frequently Asked Questions
If you’ve suffered a work-related injury or occupational disease, you may qualify for one of the four main disability compensation programs offered by the Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs (OWCP). Our trusted providers assist Federal Employees with prompt treatment and guidance through the OWCP claims process. Being treated by a provider familiar with OWCP procedures and DOL-OWCP requirements helps you get faster, more accurate claim approval with fewer delays.
How do I file a claim with CA-1 or CA-2?
To file a claim under the Federal Employees’ Compensation Act (FECA), use Form CA-1 (for Traumatic Injury) or CA-2 (for Occupational Disease). Some agencies may require you to file OSHA-301 before submitting a FECA claim.
After submitting your claim to OWCP, you’ll get a case number and an informational letter detailing how to check your claim status and billing through the Claimant Query System (CQS).
You can upload documents related to your case via ECOMP’s Document Upload feature on their homepage once you have a case number.
What is CA-1?
- CA-1 is used to report a traumatic injury and request continuation of pay or compensation.
- Upon submission, OWCP assigns your case a number and sends a letter with details on tracking your claim.
- You can upload additional documents to your case through ECOMP’s Document Upload feature.
What is CA-2?
Use CA-2 to report an occupational disease caused by workplace conditions over time. Occupational diseases develop over more than one workday or shift.
You must submit a CA-1 within 30 days of injury, and if disabled, submit medical evidence to your agency within 10 workdays to claim benefits.
What is the difference between CA-1 and CA-2?
- CA-1 covers traumatic injuries from a single event during one shift.
- CA-2 covers occupational diseases developing over multiple shifts.
What will I need to file?
- An ECOMP account (register with your email)
- Your government agency’s information
- Your supervisor’s email address
- Details about the injury or illness event (time, place, extent of injury)
- Supporting documentation such as medical reports, if available
Submitting Forms
Before submitting forms on ECOMP, you must create an account. From your Employee Dashboard, you can start, save, and submit forms.
Incomplete forms appear as “DRAFT” and won’t be processed until completed. You can attach supporting documents to your claim forms.
After submission, your supervisor reviews the form and then a reviewing official in your agency. If there are questions, your form may be returned for revision, appearing as “Returned to Filer” on your Dashboard.
You’ll receive email updates, and can track your submission status online.