Work conditioning
Lift, carry, push, pull and reach training, progressed toward the physical demands of your federal position.
Physical therapy · Wilmington, DE
Reach, lift and carry without the pain that came home from work.
OWCP Wellness helps injured federal employees heal shoulders, backs, knees and hands, then rebuilds the strength your job needs.
CA-16 & OWCP claims
One-on-one sessions
NPI1538066691
Address1521 Concord Pike, Ste 200
CityWilmington, DE 19803
Phone(516) 497-9736
Services
Everything a work injury needs, under one roof
One-on-one physical therapy with a plan written around your recovery and your job.
Shoulder rehab
Rotator cuff, impingement and frozen-shoulder stiffness.
Back & neck
Lifting injuries, disc pain, posture strain.
Knee & ankle
Sprains, meniscus, post-surgery.
Manual therapy
Joint and soft-tissue work.
Claim-ready documentation
Evaluations, progress notes and goals your physician and claims examiner can follow, written in plain language.
Scroll · frame by frame
From arm at your side to full overhead reach
Raising your arm is a team effort: for roughly every 3° of elevation, about 2° comes from the shoulder joint and 1° from the shoulder blade. Therapy restores both.
- 0°Arm at rest. Pain control and gentle motion.
- 90°Shoulder height. Reaching shelves and sorting cases.
- 170°Overhead. Loading trucks, top shelves, full duty.
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Conditions
Find your injury
Federal claims
Hurt delivering, sorting or serving? Here's the path.
- File your claimReport to your supervisor and file Form CA-1 or CA-2 through ECOMP.
- Get your CA-16 and referralYour agency issues the CA-16; your physician refers you to PT.
- Call OWCP WellnessWe verify everything, then start your evaluation and plan.
4 hrsCA-16 completion target
1 weekCA-16 issue window
120 daysTypical initial PT authorization
Book a visit
Your first appointment starts with a phone call from us
Send a few details. We'll confirm your claim, answer questions and find a time that works.
(516) 497-9736
1521 Concord Pike, Suite 200
Wilmington, DE 19803-3642
FAQ
Common questions
Does a CA-16 cover physical therapy?
DOL guidance says physical therapy related to the work injury doesn't need separate authorization when a CA-16 is issued. We verify your details before treatment.
How long will therapy take?
It depends on the injury. Initial physical therapy under FECA is usually authorized for the first 120 days from the injury date; longer care needs medical support.
Are you part of OWCP or the Department of Labor?
No. OWCP Wellness LLC is a private practice and isn't affiliated with the U.S. Department of Labor.