EEOICPA Cancer Claims – Dose Reconstruction and NIOSH Process
Unraveling the mysteries of the EEOICPA claim process when a worker files a claim for cancer(s) that do not meet Special Exposure Cohort criteria. If
What Benefits Am I Eligible for if Approved for Metastatic Cancer
For SEC claims where an award has been made for a metastatic bone, metastatic kidney or metastatic lung cancer, the claimant is awarded compensation and
Presumptive Causation Part 1: SEC Cancer Claims
I frequently receive questions requesting additional background on how claims for various cancers are adjudicated, and “why and where” Special Exposure Cohort rules apply. Fundamentally,
EEOICPA – Home Care Providers – Choosing Whom to Work With
From conversations I have had over the years with clients, and in working with representatives from the major Home Care Providers, I’ve developed a set
State of the EEOICPA Claims Process – January 2022
… there is no more important time for workers, former workers, or surviving family who are navigating the EEOICPA Claims Process to have a professional
EEOICPA Cancer Claims – Get the Facts Straight
Hello – I am Al Frowiss from AtomicWorkers.com. We are an independent Advocate and Representative for current and former Energy Employee workers and their families.
DOL EEOICPA – Medical Expenses and Reimbursement
For many claimants, the goal of filing a claim is ultimately to “get the White Card” … with the expectation that once you have been
DOL EEOICPA – Providers and Common Billing Issues
For many claimants, the goal of filing a claim is to “get the White Card” … with the expectation that once you have been approved
DOL EEOICPA – Finding Providers
Hello – I am Al Frowiss from AtomicWorkers.com. We are an independent Advocate and Representative for current and former Energy Employee workers and their families.
Adding Medical Conditions – Consequential Conditions
Once a worker has their “White Card” a common question is, “How do I add related medical conditions?” Under EEOICPA, any medical condition which was