OWCP billing depends on accepted conditions and required authorization.

    DOL-enrolled providers. We help with the medical paperwork for your CA-1, CA-2, CA-7 and CA-16 claim. You remain responsible for filing your claim.

    Experienced in Federal FECA Injury Care

    OWCP Doctor for TSA Officers at Kansas City International (MCI)

    Care for TSA Transportation Security Officers, behavior detection officers, and supervisors injured on duty at MCI.

    Experienced in FECA Care
    CA-1, CA-2, CA-17 Help
    On-Site MD, DC, PT
    Kansas City Clinic

    TSA officers spend their entire shift on hard concrete floors lifting bags, twisting at the X-ray station, and standing for 8–10 hours at a stretch. That repetitive load is why TSOs see so many shoulder, lower back, knee, and foot injuries. As a federal employee you're covered under FECA — and you have the right to choose your own treating physician.

    Our Kansas City clinic is just 7 minutes from MCI Terminal B, making it easy for TSA employees to get treated before or after a shift. We complete the healthcare-provider portions of your OWCP forms carefully, so the medical record OWCP reviews is complete and current.

    Common TSA On-the-Job Injuries We Treat

    • Lower back strain from lifting checked bags onto belts
    • Rotator cuff & shoulder impingement from repetitive lifting
    • Knee pain & meniscus damage from prolonged standing on concrete
    • Plantar fasciitis from 8–10 hour shifts on hard floors
    • Wrist & forearm tendinitis from pat-downs and bag searches
    • Cervical & upper back strain from X-ray monitor posture
    • Slips, trips, and falls in the screening area

    Why TSA officers and transportation security screeners Get Hurt at Work

    • Lifting checked bags up to 70 lbs onto and off of conveyor belts
    • Standing 8–10 hours per shift on concrete with minimal breaks
    • Repetitive twisting at X-ray and ETD stations
    • Manual pat-downs and bag re-checks requiring sustained reaching
    • Rapid response to alarm lanes and additional screening

    OWCP billing depends on accepted conditions and required authorization.

    DOL-enrolled providers. We help with the medical paperwork for your CA-1, CA-2, CA-7 and CA-16 claim. You remain responsible for filing your claim.

    Common OWCP Forms and Where Our Providers Help

    CA-1
    Report of a traumatic injury occurring in a single work shift
    CA-2
    Report of an occupational disease from repetitive duties
    CA-7
    Wage-loss compensation claim
    CA-17
    Duty status report from physician
    OWCP-5C
    Work capacity evaluation
    CA-16
    Agency-issued authorization for examination and treatment

    Why TSA Workers Choose Restore Muscle and Joint

    • 7 minutes from MCI — see us before or after your shift
    • For accepted conditions, we may bill the appropriate OWCP program directly
    • We file CA-1, CA-2, CA-17, OWCP-5C correctly
    • On-site MD, chiropractic, PT, and injection therapy
    • Sixth Edition AMA Guides impairment rating physician on staff
    • Prompt appointments for newly injured federal employees

    Frequently Asked Questions — TSA OWCP

    Can I use my own doctor as a TSA officer?

    Under FECA, an injured federal employee generally has the initial choice of treating physician. Later changes may require OWCP approval.

    How quickly can I be seen?

    We work to see injured TSA officers promptly, often within a few days. Call (816) 452-4488.

    Will treatment cost me anything?

    No. Once OWCP accepts your claim, we bill the Department of Labor directly — no co-pay, no deductible, no fees.

    Will you provide my CA-17 duty status report?

    Yes. Every TSA patient leaves with a completed CA-17 documenting any work restrictions for your supervisor.

    What if my OWCP claim was denied?

    Denials often relate to the sufficiency of medical evidence. We can re-examine you and prepare a current medical report. Decisions on reconsideration and appeals are made by OWCP.

    100% Free • No Obligation

    Get Your Free Consultation Today

    TSA employees — talk with our team about your injury and the medical documentation your record needs. Call (816) 452-4488 or request an appointment.

    Restore Muscle and Joint is an independent medical practice and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Labor, the Office of Workers' Compensation Programs, or any other federal agency. Information on this page is provided for general educational purposes and should not be considered legal advice or a guarantee of claim acceptance, benefits, payment, or medical authorization. Individual circumstances and OWCP requirements may vary.

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