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Federal Injury Centers · Mobile

DOL Doctors & OWCP Doctors in Mobile, AL

Federal Injury Centers Mobile, at 3431 Cottage Hill Rd., brings OWCP-enrolled doctors and federal workers’ comp expertise to the Gulf Coast.

Need a DOL doctor in Mobile? Federal Injury Centers Mobile is at 3431 Cottage Hill Rd., Mobile, AL 36609. Our OWCP-enrolled doctors treat federal and postal work injuries under FECA, complete the medical forms OWCP requires and bill the US Dept. of Labor directly. Call (251) 333-1243.

Our Mobile clinic is on Cottage Hill Road in west Mobile, close to I-65 and convenient to Tillmans Corner, Theodore, Semmes, Saraland and the Eastern Shore.

Injured federal employees here, from letter carriers to Coast Guard and Corps of Engineers civilians, get the same process as at our other Alabama clinics: an exam and narrative report under the direction of Dr. Robert Agee, MD, then physical therapy and rehabilitation aimed at a safe return to work.

Not sure which form to file or whether your agency should give you a CA-16? Call us before your first visit and our team will walk you through it.

Why federal employees in Mobile choose Federal Injury Centers

  • Doctors enrolled with OWCP. Our DOL doctors are enrolled with the Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs and searchable at owcpconnect.dol.gov.
  • No out-of-pocket expenses. All services for covered care are billed to the US Dept. of Labor in compliance with FECA.
  • OWCP injury claims assistance. If your claim is submitted incorrectly you could lose your benefits. We help you file it right. Frequently asked questions · How we can help
  • Multidisciplinary team. Our doctors include Dr. Robert Agee, MD, the treating physician, and Dr. Donovan Harper D.C., with physical therapy under Dr. Agee’s direction.
  • Forms help. See our claims tutorial for the CA-1, CA-2 and CA-7.

Federal employers near our Mobile clinic

FECA covers the civilian employees of every federal agency. Federal employers in the Mobile area include:

  • U.S. Postal Service post offices and the Mobile mail processing center
  • U.S. Coast Guard Aviation Training Center (civilian employees)
  • U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District
  • VA outpatient clinic in Mobile
  • Federal courts and federal law enforcement offices
  • TSA at Mobile airports

Areas we serve from Mobile

Mobile · Prichard · Saraland · Tillmans Corner · Theodore · Semmes · Daphne · Spanish Fort

Directions

The clinic is on Cottage Hill Rd. in west Mobile, between I-65 and the University Blvd area.

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Your doctors

DOL doctors treating Mobile patients

Dr. Robert Agee, MD, treating physician, Federal Injury Centers Alabama
Treating Physician

Dr. Robert Agee, MD

Treating physician. Board-certified family practice physician, fellowship trained in sports medicine (American Sports Medicine Institute, Birmingham). Every patient starts with his exam and narrative medical report.

NPI 1417035270 · AL license 22596

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Dr. Donovan Harper, DC, clinic owner, Federal Injury Centers Alabama
Clinic Owner

Dr. Donovan Harper, DC

Clinic owner. Doctor of Chiropractic focused on occupational health, rehabilitation and independent medical exams, caring for injured federal employees, postal workers, VA staff and military branches.

NPI 1346269040 · AL license 2085

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Mobile FAQ

Questions about OWCP care in Mobile

See all answers in the federal work comp FAQ.

Where is the Federal Injury Centers Mobile clinic?

The Mobile clinic is at 3431 Cottage Hill Rd., Mobile, AL 36609. Call (251) 333-1243.

Is there an OWCP doctor near me on the Eastern Shore or in Saraland?

Our Mobile clinic serves federal employees from Mobile, Prichard, Saraland, Tillmans Corner, Theodore, Semmes, Daphne and Spanish Fort.

What does a federal workers’ comp visit in Mobile cost?

No out-of-pocket expenses for covered care. Treatment of an accepted FECA injury is billed to the U.S. Department of Labor.

What is a DOL doctor?

A DOL doctor is a physician or other provider enrolled with the U.S. Department of Labor's Office of Workers' Compensation Programs (OWCP) to treat federal employees injured on the job and bill DOL directly under FECA. "DOL doctor" and "OWCP doctor" mean the same thing. The Department of Labor does not certify doctors; providers enroll with OWCP.

Do I pay anything out of pocket at Federal Injury Centers?

No out-of-pocket expenses for covered care. All services are billed to the U.S. Department of Labor in compliance with FECA. If you have questions about a bill or an unaccepted claim, our team will explain your options before treatment.

What is the difference between a CA-1 and a CA-2?

Time. A CA-1 is for a traumatic injury that happened during one work shift; a CA-2 is for an occupational disease that developed over more than one shift. Only CA-1 claims filed within 30 days qualify for up to 45 days of continuation of pay.

How fast can I be seen?

Federal Injury Centers provides complimentary consultations, often the same day we receive your appointment request. Request an appointment or call the clinic nearest you.

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Complete the form to request a consultation with a federal workers' compensation expert. Federal Injury Centers provides complimentary consultations, often the same day we receive your request.

  • OWCP-enrolled DOL doctors in Birmingham (Bessemer), Montgomery, Huntsville & Mobile
  • No out-of-pocket expenses for covered care: billed to the US Dept. of Labor
  • Help with CA-1, CA-2, CA-2a, CA-7 and CA-16 paperwork
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