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OWCP Doctor in Queens, NY
Federal employees in Queens need an OWCP credentialed doctor who understands the claim process. Our Manhattan office is a short commute from every Queens neighborhood, and we treat postal workers, TSA officers, VA staff, and federal law enforcement from across the borough every week.
Why Queens Federal Workers Choose Us
Queens has one of the largest concentrations of federal employees in New York City. JFK International Airport alone employs thousands of TSA officers, CBP agents, and FAA personnel. USPS operates major processing facilities and dozens of post offices across Flushing, Jamaica, Astoria, Long Island City, and Bayside.
- ✓Board-certified PM&R physician signs every report
- ✓OWCP-specific documentation that meets DOL standards
- ✓Free claims assistance from intake through acceptance
- ✓Direct billing to the Department of Labor (no out-of-pocket)
- ✓Three offices: Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Long Island
Getting to Our Office from Queens
Our Manhattan office at 7 W 45th St, Floor 9, is accessible from every major Queens transit line.
- ✓7 train from Flushing/Jackson Heights: Grand Central in under 30 minutes
- ✓E/F from Jamaica: direct to Midtown
- ✓N/W from Astoria: direct to Midtown
- ✓R/M from Forest Hills, Elmhurst, Jackson Heights
- ✓By car: Midtown Tunnel or Queensboro Bridge, both within blocks of our office
For patients in eastern Queens (Bayside, Douglaston, Little Neck), our Woodbury office in Nassau County may be closer. Call (516) 496-4444.
Federal Agencies We Serve from Queens
- ✓USPS: Letter carriers, clerks, mail handlers from Queens General Mail Facility and branch offices across Flushing, Jamaica, Astoria, Bayside, Ridgewood, and Forest Hills
- ✓TSA: Officers and screeners at JFK International Airport with baggage lifting injuries, repetitive strain, and jet bridge slip-and-falls
- ✓CBP: Customs and Border Protection officers at JFK with pursuit injuries, vehicle accidents, and assault-related trauma
- ✓VA: Healthcare workers commuting to VA facilities across the city
- ✓SSA, IRS, DOD: Administrative and field staff with repetitive strain, ergonomic injuries, and slip-and-fall claims
Common Injuries We Treat from Queens
- ✓Back and shoulder injuries from USPS parcel lifting and mail casing
- ✓Knee and ankle injuries from letter carrier routes on stairs and uneven sidewalks
- ✓Rotator cuff tears in TSA officers from overhead bin checks and baggage screening
- ✓Slip-and-fall injuries across all agencies
- ✓Carpal tunnel and repetitive strain from desk-based work
- ✓Vehicle accident injuries from on-duty driving
Every injury gets the same treatment: thorough diagnosis, appropriate imaging, a recovery-focused treatment plan, and the OWCP documentation that gets your claim accepted.
Queens Neighborhoods We Serve
Our practice treats federal employees from every Queens neighborhood:
- ✓Flushing, Bayside, Fresh Meadows, Whitestone
- ✓Jamaica, Hollis, Queens Village, St. Albans
- ✓Astoria, Long Island City, Sunnyside, Woodside
- ✓Jackson Heights, Elmhurst, Corona
- ✓Forest Hills, Rego Park, Kew Gardens
- ✓Ozone Park, Howard Beach, Richmond Hill
- ✓Far Rockaway, Rockaway Beach
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an OWCP doctor office in Queens?
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Our closest office to Queens is in Midtown Manhattan at 7 W 45th St, Floor 9. It is a direct subway ride from Flushing, Jamaica, Astoria, and all major Queens neighborhoods. Our Woodbury office on Long Island also serves eastern Queens.
I work at JFK Airport. Can I see an OWCP doctor?
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Yes. We treat TSA officers, CBP agents, and other federal employees from JFK regularly. The A train from Howard Beach or the AirTrain to Jamaica connects to Midtown in about 50 minutes.
How do I start an OWCP claim from Queens?
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Report your injury to your supervisor, then call us at (212) 867-1111. We help you file the correct form (CA-1 for sudden injuries, CA-2 for repetitive conditions), coordinate with your agency, and handle all medical documentation.
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