Federal Injury Centers of Utah

Federal Injury Centers of Utah Educating and training Federal employees nationwide. We assist with your federal OWCP injuries. Visi

Today is about recognizing the people who work hard, serve others, and keep our communities moving forward.Happy Labor D...
09/07/2026

Today is about recognizing the people who work hard, serve others, and keep our communities moving forward.

Happy Labor Day from FIC Utah! 🇺🇸

America’s OWCP Couple is going on tour!Chris & Gini are bringing FREE OWCP education directly to federal employees acros...
09/04/2026

America’s OWCP Couple is going on tour!

Chris & Gini are bringing FREE OWCP education directly to federal employees across the country.

In just two hours, we’ll break down the claims process, important forms, medical documentation, benefits, returning to work, and your rights under OWCP.

No confusion. Real answers. Real help.

đź“ŤTour dates and cities are coming soon!

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Got hurt at work and not sure what happens next?Start here. 👆Reporting your injury, filing the right form and getting pr...
09/02/2026

Got hurt at work and not sure what happens next?

Start here. 👆

Reporting your injury, filing the right form and getting proper medical documentation early can make the OWCP process much easier to navigate.

Save this post so you know the steps if you ever need them.

If OWCP sends you a second opinion report, slow down and review it.Do not assume everything in it is accurate.Reports ca...
09/01/2026

If OWCP sends you a second opinion report, slow down and review it.

Do not assume everything in it is accurate.

Reports can contain mistakes. And if those mistakes are not corrected, they may create bigger issues for your claim.

The goal is not to panic.
The goal is to respond with clear documentation.

Have questions? Contact us today for guidance.

09/01/2026

If your OWCP claim is accepted and you are out of work, even temporarily, that matters.

In many cases, injured federal workers should be treated as disabled under the rules that protect them from discrimination and unfair treatment on the job.

You should not be treated differently just because you were injured at work.

If you are dealing with an accepted claim and are unsure about your rights, talk to a team that understands the system.

Send us a message, or share this with a federal coworker who needs to hear it.

09/01/2026

There are a few things that make a huge difference after a federal work injury.

âś… Get a CA-16.
âś… Elect COP.
âś… Choose your own doctor.
âś… Use your union when you need support.

When injured federal workers do these things early, the process usually goes much smoother.

Save this post, share it with a federal coworker, or DM us 'CLAIM' if you need help taking the right next step.

Progress doesn’t always happen quickly. Keep moving, keep showing up, and give yourself credit for every step forward. 💙...
09/01/2026

Progress doesn’t always happen quickly. Keep moving, keep showing up, and give yourself credit for every step forward. 💙

LWOP can be scary because it means time away from work without regular pay.But in an accepted OWCP claim, you may be abl...
09/01/2026

LWOP can be scary because it means time away from work without regular pay.

But in an accepted OWCP claim, you may be able to claim compensation for that lost time.

The key is documentation.

OWCP needs to know why you were off work, how it connects to your accepted injury, and what your doctor says about your ability to work.

Comment 'LWOP' if this part of OWCP has confused you, or send us a DM for guidance.

09/01/2026

Knowing the difference between a CA-1 and a CA-2 matters more than most federal employees realize.

Using the wrong form can create delays and problems you do not need when you are already dealing with an injury.

The good news is this: when a claim is legitimate and documented the right way, it should be approved.

If you are not sure whether your injury is a CA-1 or a CA-2, do not guess.

Send us a message, or share this post with a federal coworker who needs to see it.

A denied OWCP claim can feel like the end.But many times, it is not the end. It is information.Injured on the job? Conta...
09/01/2026

A denied OWCP claim can feel like the end.

But many times, it is not the end. It is information.

Injured on the job? Contact us today for guidance.

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1787 E Fort Union Boulevard #101
Cottonwood Heights, UT
84121

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Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

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+18018838203

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