Injured on the route, or on the workroom floor
Letter carriers, clerks, mail handlers and rural carriers get hurt doing a physically demanding job. Postal employees are covered by OWCP, not state workers' comp, and we connect you with providers who understand that difference.
No cost to you · No obligation · Nationwide
What we do for you
- Providers experienced with the injuries postal work actually causes
- Familiar with OWCP documentation, not state workers' comp paperwork
- No cost to you and no co-pays on an accepted claim
- Available wherever you are posted, nationwide
How it works
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Send us your details
Name, phone and your state. Nothing medical through the form.
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We call you back
A short, no-pressure conversation about what happened.
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We make the connection
An introduction to a provider near you who accepts OWCP.
Questions people ask us
Are postal employees covered by OWCP?
Yes. USPS employees are federal employees for workers' compensation purposes and are covered under the Federal Employees' Compensation Act, administered by OWCP.
Do I go through my union?
Your union can be a valuable resource and many stewards know this process well. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any union, and we work alongside whatever support you already have.
What if my injury built up over time?
Repetitive-motion and cumulative injuries can be covered. The documentation is different from a single-incident injury, which is exactly why the provider you see matters. Call us and we will explain.
Get connected with an OWCP provider
Tell us how to reach you and we will call you back. No cost and no obligation.