OWCP Doctor in Kansas City (Federal Injured Workers)

OWCP Doctor in Overland Park for Federal Injured Workers

Hurt on the job as a federal employee on the Kansas side of the metro? Core Medical Center gives Johnson County workers physician-directed evaluation, treatment and the Department of Labor documentation your OWCP claim depends on, all coordinated under one roof. Our Overland Park office sits at 10520 Barkley, Suite 120, near Oak Park Mall and a short drive from Overland Park Regional Medical Center and AdventHealth Shawnee Mission.

In short: an OWCP doctor diagnoses your federal work injury, builds the treatment plan and writes the objective reports the Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs needs to keep your Federal Employees’ Compensation Act claim moving. We carry the medical side from your first Overland Park visit through your documented return to duty.

How We Handle Your OWCP Claim in Kansas

Federal injury cases live or die on the strength of the medical record, so we treat the paperwork as part of the treatment, not an afterthought.

• Diagnose and treat your accepted work injury under a physician-directed plan
• Write the narrative reports, objective findings and duty-status documentation your claim requires
• Prepare and support CA-1, CA-2 and CA-17 forms and help when a claim has been denied
• Pursue case expansion and reopening when a new condition connects back to the original injury
• Coordinate directly with your Department of Labor case manager and, when needed, your attorney

Because our medical care, physical therapy and conditioning stay connected in the same Overland Park building, the gap between diagnosis and a documented return to work stays short.

Federal Workers We See on the KS Side

Eligibility for OWCP benefits is set by the Department of Labor. Our part is the medicine and the documentation, and we provide that care for federal employees across agencies who live and work in Johnson County and the wider Kansas City area:

• TSA officers carrying lifting, screening-line and repetitive-strain injuries
• VA employees in both clinical and facilities roles
• Federal law enforcement personnel with duty-related musculoskeletal and post-traumatic injuries
• USPS and postal workers, with a dedicated postal-injury page in this service line

Injuries and Conditions We Evaluate

The federal work injuries we see most often in Overland Park include herniated disc, chronic back pain and neuropathy, along with shoulder, knee and repetitive-strain complaints. For head injuries, our team also documents and treats post-concussion syndrome tied to a workplace event. Your provider links the diagnosis to the right combination of medical care, therapy and, where appropriate, injection or regenerative options.

Physician-Directed Care, One Roof

Your care is led by Dr. Aston Goldsworthy, DC, MSN, FNP-BC, our founder, whose work centers on occupational medicine and federal injury care. With our medical, chiropractic, physical therapy, occupational therapy and rehabilitation teams sharing one Overland Park location, your plan and your paperwork stay aligned from the first appointment through case closure.

If your claim is already open or stalled, our OWCP claims assistance and OWCP case expansion and reopening services pick up exactly where you are, and our broader federal workers’ compensation page maps out the full OWCP and FECA process.

Booking is straightforward, and same-week appointments are usually available at our Overland Park office. Bring your claim number and accepted conditions if you have them, and we will take it from there.