Federal Workers Compensation Care

Helping injured workers recover safely and return to daily life with confidence.

Workplace Injuries in the U.S.

2.6 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses were reported by private industry employers in 2023.

Lost Work Time

An injured worker loses an average of over 1 year of productivity following a serious workplace injury claim.

Musculoskeletal Injuries

Work-related musculoskeletal disorders cost employers an estimated $13–54 billion annually.

Common Injuries

Back pain, neck pain, shoulder injuries, repetitive stress injuries, and slip-and-fall injuries remain among the most common workers’ compensation claims nationwide.

Treatment Focus

  • Injury rehabilitation

  • Pain management

  • Mobility restoration

  • Functional recovery

Chiropractic Care & Recovery Stats

Patient Satisfaction

83% of chiropractic patients reported being satisfied or very satisfied with their care.

Lower Injury Rates

Research found chiropractic care had lower injury rates compared to primary medical care for certain spine-related conditions.

Conservative Care First

Many workplace injuries involving the spine, neck, joints, and soft tissues are commonly treated with conservative care like chiropractic adjustments, rehabilitation, mobility work, and soft tissue therapy before surgery is considered.

Focus on function

Chiropractic and rehabilitation care focuses on:

  • reducing pain

  • improving mobility

  • restoring movement

  • helping patients return to work safely

Workplace injuries reported yearly in the U.S.

Work-related musculoskeletal injuries cost billions annually.

Of chiropractic patients report high satisfaction with care.

Workplace injuries involve the back or spine.