Condition

Work Injuries

Injuries or illnesses caused by work, such as strains, repetitive motion injuries and accidents.

Also called: workplace injury, workers comp injury, on-the-job injury, workers compensation

Who Can Help with Work Injuries?

Occupational Medicine Doctors
A physician or clinic that treats work injuries and performs job-related exams, such as pre-employment and DOT physicals.
Physical Therapists
A licensed therapist who helps people recover strength, movement and function after injury, surgery or illness through exercise and hands-on care.
Occupational Therapists
A licensed therapist who helps people build or regain the skills needed for daily activities such as dressing, writing, cooking and working.
Chiropractors
A licensed provider who treats back pain, neck pain and other joint and muscle problems, mainly with spinal adjustments and hands-on care.
Rehabilitation Counselors
A counselor who helps people with disabilities live independently and find or keep work, including mobility and assistive technology training.
Rehab Centers
An outpatient center that provides physical, occupational, speech or cardiac rehabilitation.
Urgent Care Centers
A walk-in clinic that treats illnesses and injuries that need care the same day but are not life-threatening.
Orthopedic Surgeons
A surgeon who treats bones, joints, ligaments and muscles, including fractures, arthritis and joint replacement.

Cities where practice websites say they offer it.

General information, not medical advice. Ask a provider about work injuries and what is right for you.