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FIC DMV - Federal Injury Centers DMV We help federal employees get the care, benefits, and compensation they deserve after job-related injuries.

Locations for DC ~ Maryland ~ Virginia
Alexandria, Temple Hills, Laurel, Greenbelt, Silver Springs, Baltimore, Frederick, Rockville, Merrifield.

Pain Shouldn’t Be Part of the JobPostal workers: If your body aches from daily wear and tear, you don’t have to “tough i...
27/02/2026

Pain Shouldn’t Be Part of the Job

Postal workers: If your body aches from daily wear and tear, you don’t have to “tough it out.” Learn how federal law protects your right to medical treatment, wage replacement, and injury benefits — all explained at our FREE In-Office USPS Injury Workshops.

Seats are limited — reserve yours now:
📍 Merrifield – March 17
👉 https://merrifield.federalinjuryworkshop.com
📍 Greenbelt – March 18
👉 https://greenbelt.federalinjuryworkshop.com
📍 Rockville – March 19
👉 https://rockville.federalinjuryworkshop.com

Need urgent help or can’t attend in person?

📞 Call 240-863-2822 for a FREE consultation.

26/02/2026

VA Employees — this message is for you.

If you work for the Department of Veterans Affairs — including teams at Washington VA Medical Center in DC — and your job is wearing down your body, this is important.

Many Veterans Affairs employees develop wear‑and‑tear injuries from years of walking hospital halls, lifting, standing, and repetitive movement — and those injuries may qualify for OWCP claims, even without a single accident.

At Federal Injury Centers DMV, we help Veterans Affairs employees:
✅ Get out of pain… meet the best Injury Pros in the DMV
✅ Get your OWCP claim submitted and approved… meet our staff who will walk you through the whole process from A–Z
✅ Get paid for permanent injury… learn how to calculate your payment

📍Serving across Alexandria, Temple Hills, Laurel, Greenbelt, Silver Spring, Baltimore, Frederick, Rockville, Merrifield

👉 Tap the link to see if this can benefit you.

24/02/2026

📮 Postal worker? 🚨

Working through daily aches and pain is NOT something you have to accept.

Many postal employees don’t realize that wear-and-tear or repetitive stress injuries ARE covered. If your USPS job is causing pain in your knees, hips, shoulders, neck, or pain radiating down your arms or legs, you may qualify to file a legal claim and receive lifetime medical care.

✅ Free treatment
✅ Paid physical therapy
✅ No out-of-pocket cost if you qualify

👉 Click the link in our bio for a FREE consultation and find out if you’re protected.

20/02/2026

📮 Postal workers — this may surprise you 👀

Many USPS supervisors say you only have 30, 60, 90 days—or one year to file a workers’ comp claim.

👉 That’s not true.

Postal employees actually have up to 3 YEARS to file:
• From the date of a traumatic injury (CA-1)
• OR from the date you learned a repetitive stress injury was caused by your USPS job

If you were hurt on the job and never reported it, it may NOT be too late.

🔗 Click the link in our bio for a FREE consultation.
Our private medical office helps postal employees from A to Z — at no cost to you.

📦

19/02/2026

🚨 Federal employees — choosing the wrong doctor can delay or even derail your OWCP claim.

Many people assume going to a primary care doctor, specialist, ER, or VA hospital will automatically open or approve their case. Unfortunately, most doctors are not trained and will get your claim denied.

To protect your claim, you need a doctor who:
✔️ Understands OWCP requirements
✔️ Knows the five elements needed for approval
✔️ Has a team that supports proper documentation
✔️ Will treat you even before your case is approved

That’s exactly what the Federal Injury Centers DMV does.

With 9 convenient locations and 800+ federal employees helped, their team knows how to guide you the right way from day one.

🔗 Click the link in our Bio to get started.


Being told “Not in Performance of Duty” feels final, but legally, it usually isn’t.OWCP looks beyond that initial checkb...
18/02/2026

Being told “Not in Performance of Duty” feels final, but legally, it usually isn’t.

OWCP looks beyond that initial checkbox.

What matters most is whether the injury occurred on the employer’s premises or during a work-related activity, and whether the medical evidence supports that connection.

Need help with your claim? Contact us today for expert guidance.

13/02/2026

She gave 20+ years to the VA… and thought wearing out her body was just “part of the job.”

I met a VA nurse in Baltimore who spent years in the ER until the physical toll forced her to change roles.
What shocked her most?

👉 She never knew that wear-and-tear injuries from federal jobs can be covered under OWCP.
👉 She never knew she could receive treatment at no out-of-pocket cost if her claim was approved.
👉 She never knew that if a permanent impairment remains after treatment, she may qualify for compensation.

Our goal is always to help federal employees recover fully and continue their careers without lasting impairment. However, when a permanent impairment does exist, federal law may provide additional compensation through a Schedule Award. Eligibility depends on medical documentation and OWCP approval.

After two decades of service, no one had ever explained her rights.

If you work for the VA—or know a federal employee—this matters.

Education can mean the difference between giving up a career… and protecting it.

We help federal employees understand OWCP, access medical care, and receive support from approval through compensation.

📩 If this sounds like you or someone you know, check out of website in our profile or request a free 1-1 call..














11/02/2026

For 7 years, her knee claim was denied.

Marilyn came to Federal Injury Centers with injuries to her shoulders, knees, hip, and foot—and nearly a decade of frustration.

Treatment started immediately, and while she focused on healing and continuing to work, our team focused on her case.

✅ Knee claim approved in 6 months
✅ Additional body parts added
✅ Schedule Award approved
✅ Able to work until retirement

Her outcome?
👉 $50,000 in compensation for permanent impairment.

Our goal is always to help you recover fully and return to 100% duty without any lasting impairment. However, if a permanent impairment remains after treatment, you may qualify for a Schedule Award under federal law.

The difference wasn’t luck—it was working with a team that specializes in federal workers’ comp.
If you’re a federal employee or postal worker dealing with wear-and-tear injuries, federal law allows you to file a claim, receive treatment, and potentially qualify for compensation.

📞 If Marilyn’s story feels familiar, don’t wait years like she did.














COP (Continuation of Pay) is one of the most important protections federal workers have after a job injury.But it’s also...
09/02/2026

COP (Continuation of Pay) is one of the most important protections federal workers have after a job injury.

But it’s also one of the most misunderstood.

It’s not automatic.

It only applies to certain injuries.

And timing matters more than most people realize.

If you’re injured or might be, save this and make sure you know where you stand.

When an OWCP claim is denied, most federal workers panic and rush into the wrong next step.An appeal sounds official.But...
06/02/2026

When an OWCP claim is denied, most federal workers panic and rush into the wrong next step.

An appeal sounds official.

But a reconsideration is often smarter.

Why?

Because reconsideration lets you fix the problem OWCP actually pointed out, usually, medical evidence or causation.

Have questions? Contact us today for expert guidance.

Knowing these timelines protects your claim and your income.
05/02/2026

Knowing these timelines protects your claim and your income.



A denial can feel personal, like someone is saying your injury isn’t real.But in OWCP, a denial usually means something ...
04/02/2026

A denial can feel personal, like someone is saying your injury isn’t real.
But in OWCP, a denial usually means something very different.
It often means the evidence wasn’t clear enough, the timeline wasn’t complete, or the medical explanation didn’t fully connect the injury to your job.
That’s not a judgment of you, it’s a signal about the documentation.
Many denied cases can be strengthened, clarified, and revisited when the missing pieces are addressed.
If you’ve received a denial, take a breath before giving up.

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