These Workers Built America’s Nuclear Arsenal
As Reuters reported earlier this week, the US Department of Health and Human Services has suspended indefinitely the expert medical bodies charged with reviewing EEOICPA
AtomicWorkers.com Founder and EEOICPA Advocate – Speaking Engagements 2025
AtomicWorkers/Al Frowiss are frequently invited to participate in Informational & Educations events sponsored by the leading home care providers under EEOICPA. Al Frowiss Jr. will
DOL Pre-Travel Authorization & Expense Package Submission
EEOICPA does provide reimbursement for local mileage, out-of-pocket co-pays, and for travel (airfare, hotels) for medical services and treatment for covered conditions. In this blog
Survivor Claims – Eligibility & Requirements
One of the confusing aspects of EEOICPA is how and when do Survivor Benefits apply to surviving family members? Which family members are eligible, or potentially eligible,
Will the “White Card” Pay for Assisted Living?
I am asked this question a few times each year and continually expand my understanding as to how to make it work. Most Assisted Living
Requesting Work Records, Dosimetry, Medical, and Related DOE records
Occasionally we receive questions about obtaining copies of their medical records, life-time exposure (radiation) records, or seeking employment and job specific information. Below is information
Chronic Kidney Disease & Chronic Renal Failure under Part E
We have been seeing more cases where people file for EEOICPA benefits for Chronic Kidney Disease and Chronic Renal Failure. Here is what you need
EEOICPA and Hearing Loss Claims
We receive frequent inquiries about filing New claims or questions about Denied claims for Hearing Loss. In this blog we discuss our experience and suggestions with
Firefighters and EEOICPA – National Fire Fighter Registry
Under the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA), causation for medical conditions is largely determined based on job function and time on the
Request for New/Replacement “White Cards”
A frequent question I receive is How do I request a new or replacement Medical Benefits ID, insurance card, or the “White Card”? First, to