https://owcpmed.dol.gov/portal/main.do
Providers need to get a username and password in order to access the functions of this site.
This site lets providers log in to:
1. Request Preauthorization2. Submit Bills3. Check the Status of a Claim4. Check how Much Money will be Collected for the Week5. Check Eligibility and Accepted Conditions for Patients6. Check the Status of Credentialing
This site is where providers and patients go to upload documents into a patient’s OWCP file for the Claims Examiner to review and make decisions.
Scroll Down to “Upload Documents”. Then enter case number, last name, DOB, and DOI. Then click “Access Case”. From here have your document in PDF form and upload the document from your computer.
Always make a note of the DCN number. This is the document control number which includes the specific date and time that you uploaded the document. Name the document something appropriate that indicates what you have uploaded. For example: John Doe Initial Narrative.
https://www.dol.gov/owcp/contacts/fecacont.htm
Each state is in a region with different OWCP district offices. Patients often struggle finding out how to contact their claims examiner. Doctor’s offices also need to know who to contact to find information about patients’ claims.
Go to this website and click on your state on the map. Then scroll down and note the contact information of that state’s district office.
Here, you will find all the rules pertaining to OWCP. Everything you could ever need to know about the Department of Labor and OWCP.