
Different work environments create different injury risks. Our physicians are experienced in diagnosing and treating the full range of occupational injuries:
Warehouse workers, delivery drivers, healthcare workers, and manual laborers frequently suffer back strains, herniated discs, and shoulder injuries from heavy lifting. These injuries can be acute (sudden lifting incident) or cumulative (repetitive strain over time). We provide both immediate pain relief and long-term strengthening protocols.
Office workers, assembly line employees, and anyone performing repetitive tasks can develop carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, and other overuse injuries. Early intervention prevents these conditions from becoming chronic and disabling. Our treatment focuses on reducing inflammation while addressing the root biomechanical issues.
Construction sites, warehouses, and even office buildings present fall hazards. Workplace falls often cause multiple injuries simultaneously such as fractured bones, spinal trauma, head injuries, and soft tissue damage. Our comprehensive evaluations ensure no injury goes undetected.
Manufacturing, construction, and industrial workers face risks from heavy equipment, power tools, and machinery. These accidents can cause crush injuries, lacerations requiring wound care, fractures, and traumatic injuries needing coordinated specialty care.
Delivery drivers, truck drivers, field service workers, and sales representatives injured in work-related vehicle accidents need specialized care that addresses both the injury and the workers' compensation claim process. We handle everything from whiplash to complex multi-system trauma.
Jobs requiring prolonged standing, walking, or physical labor can lead to chronic foot pain, knee problems, hip bursitis, and lower back pain. These "wear and tear" injuries are compensable under workers' compensation and deserve proper treatment.
Some workplace injuries are obvious—a fall from a ladder, a laceration from equipment, or an acute back strain from lifting. Others develop gradually and may not seem work-related at first. Both require medical attention and workers' compensation documentation.
Acute injury symptoms requiring immediate care:
• Severe pain at the injury site
• Inability to move or bear weight on an injured limb
• Visible deformity, swelling, or bruising
• Deep cuts or wounds
• Head injury with confusion or loss of consciousness
• Chest pain or difficulty breathing
• Suspected fractures or dislocations
Cumulative injury warning signs:
• Pain that worsens throughout your workday or work week
• Numbness or tingling in hands, wrists, or fingers
• Persistent lower back pain aggravated by work activities
• Shoulder or neck pain that interferes with job duties
• Joint stiffness that improves with rest but returns at work
• Gradual loss of grip strength or coordination
• Chronic fatigue in specific muscle groups
Even if you're unsure whether your pain is work-related, our physicians can evaluate your condition and determine if your job duties contributed to your injury. California workers' compensation covers both sudden traumatic injuries and conditions that develop over time due to work activities.
Workers' compensation cases require specific documentation and reporting procedures. Our Los Angeles clinics are experienced in handling these requirements while providing excellent medical care.
Initial evaluation includes:
• Complete occupational history and description of how the injury occurred or developed
• Thorough physical examination of the injured area and related structures
• Functional capacity assessment relevant to your job duties
• Diagnostic imaging as needed such as X-rays, MRI, ultrasound, or CT scans
• Pain assessment and mobility testing
• Review of any previous treatment or emergency room visits
• Development of a treatment plan aligned with workers' compensation protocols
We complete all required workers' compensation forms, including the initial medical report and ongoing progress reports. Our detailed documentation supports your claim and helps prevent delays or denials.
Many employers require you to see their designated medical provider initially, but California law allows you to transfer care to your own physician under certain circumstances. If you've been seeing another provider and aren't satisfied with your progress, we can discuss options for transferring your care to our clinic.
We establish realistic timelines based on your injury severity, treatment response, and job requirements. Some patients return to duty within days, while others need weeks or months of treatment.
When appropriate, we provide clear work restrictions that allow you to remain employed while healing. These might include lifting limits, restrictions on repetitive motions, or requirements for ergonomic accommodations.
Returning to work too soon or without proper precautions can cause re-injury and setbacks. We educate patients on proper body mechanics, ergonomic principles, and warning signs that for those overdoing it.
Our board-certified physicians specialize in treating workplace injuries and navigating the workers' compensation system. They understand the medical standards required for workers' comp claims and provide the thorough documentation needed for successful case resolution.
Hear from our patients who have experienced life-changing results


Seek medical attention as soon as possible, even for minor injuries. Prompt care can prevent complications, ensure proper treatment, and create documentation for your workers’ compensation claim.

You often can, though some employers or insurers have approved providers. Choosing a doctor you trust ensures proper care and accurate documentation for your claim.

Most states require reporting within 24–72 hours. Reporting immediately protects your claim, helps document the incident accurately, and allows timely medical evaluation.

No. Laws protect employees from retaliation for filing a legitimate claim. Following proper reporting procedures helps maintain these protections.

Recovery time depends on injury severity. Modified or light duty may allow you to work with restrictions while healing, maintaining income and supporting a safe return to full duty.

Yes. Reporting quickly is required by law and protects your right to benefits. Delays can make claims harder to prove and may affect your medical care.

You should still file. Workers’ compensation is a legal right, and an employer cannot legally stop you. Filing ensures you have access to necessary medical care and benefits.

Acute injuries happen suddenly, like a fall or strain. Cumulative trauma injuries develop over time from repetitive movements, like back or wrist strain. Both may be covered by workers’ comp.

You can appeal a denial. Claims are often denied due to missing documentation or disputes over injury causation. Medical records and accident reports can strengthen your case.

We provide detailed medical records and progress updates, ensuring your claim is supported and communication is clear, which helps reduce delays and misunderstandings.
Four convenient locations serving injured workers throughout Southern California. Workers' compensation cases accepted at all clinics.