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Same-day appointments · Walk-ins welcome · Mon–Fri 10 AM–6:30 PM

Workers' Comp Accepted · Brooklyn & Queens Village

Work Injury & Workers' Compensation Treatment in Brooklyn & Queens Village

Injured at work? We provide workers' compensation injury care for back pain, neck pain, shoulder injuries, knee pain, repetitive strain, lifting injuries, and other work-related conditions.

  • Workers' comp accepted at both offices
  • No referral needed
  • Same-day appointments

Were You Recently Injured at Work?

Work injuries can happen suddenly or build up over time. Lifting, a slip and fall, repetitive motion, pushing, pulling, bending, or long hours on your feet can lead to neck pain, back pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, numbness, tingling, stiffness, headaches, or limited movement.

Even if the pain seems mild at first, get evaluated early. A proper exam helps identify the injury, document your symptoms, and start treatment before things get worse.

Warehouse worker holding his lower back after a workplace lifting injury

Common Workplace Injuries We Treat

Work injuries vary by job, but a few patterns show up often at our Brooklyn and Queens Village offices.

Back Strain & Sprain

Heavy lifting, awkward bending, repeated twisting.

Neck Injuries

Falls, sudden jolts, prolonged awkward positioning.

Shoulder Injuries

Heavy lifting, overhead work, repeated reaching.

Repetitive Stress

Assembly line, warehouse work, extended computer use.

Slip, Trip & Fall

Back, wrist, knee, and shoulder involvement.

Knee Injuries

Falls, twisting, frequent kneeling or squatting.

Herniated or Bulging Discs

A single lifting incident or cumulative strain.

Sciatica & Nerve Pain

Radiating pain from disc issues or nerve pressure.

Workers' Compensation Injury Care

We accept New York workers' compensation cases. If you were hurt while working, you may be able to receive care through your claim. A proper evaluation documents your condition, connects your symptoms to the work injury, and guides the right treatment plan. How no-fault and workers' comp work →

What to Bring to Your First Visit

  • Photo ID Required for every new patient
  • Workers' comp claim number If available
  • Employer information Including the insurance carrier, if you know it
  • Attorney information If you have an attorney
  • Hospital, urgent care, MRI, or X-ray paperwork If you were seen after the injury
  • Accident or incident report If available

What Happens Next

No referral needed, and your claim doesn't have to be filed yet.

  1. 1

    Call or Walk In

    Call either office Monday to Friday, 10 AM to 6:30 PM. Bring your employer and claim information if you have it.

  2. 2

    Get Evaluated the Same Day

    A provider examines you, documents your injury, and builds a treatment plan around your job and your recovery.

  3. 3

    We Bill Workers' Comp Directly

    We bill workers' comp and document your injury so your care and your claim stay on track.

Your Care Team, All in One Office

Depending on your injury, your plan can include:

Federal Employee? We Treat Federal Workers' Comp Too

Federal employees, including postal workers, VA staff, and other federal workers, file work-injury claims through the U.S. Department of Labor's Office of Workers' Compensation Programs (OWCP), not the New York State system. Dr. Hamed Radpasand is authorized to treat federal workers' compensation patients. Federal coverage for chiropractic care has specific requirements, and our office can help you understand them.

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Workers' Compensation Injury Treatment FAQ

Do you accept workers' comp insurance?

Yes. We evaluate and treat work-related injuries and accept workers' compensation cases at both our Brooklyn and Queens Village locations.

How soon should I see a chiropractor after a work injury?

As soon as possible. Prompt evaluation and documentation matter for your recovery and your claim, especially for back strain, shoulder pain, or repetitive stress injuries that can worsen without early treatment.

Do I need an attorney before starting treatment?

No. You can begin treatment for a work injury without an attorney. If you do have one, our office can coordinate documentation with them as needed.

Can I walk in without an appointment?

Yes, walk-ins are welcome. For recent injuries, calling ahead helps our staff see you quickly. You can also request an appointment online.

What should I bring to my first visit?

Your photo ID, your employer's workers' comp insurance information (carrier name and claim number if you have it), and any paperwork you've received about your claim. If your claim hasn't been filed yet, our staff can help you understand next steps.

Do I need a referral after a work injury?

No. A referral is not needed to schedule an evaluation.

Does workers' compensation insurance cover chiropractic care?

Workers' comp generally covers chiropractic care, physical therapy, diagnostic testing, pain management, and orthopedic care related to your work injury.

What if my pain started days after the work incident?

Delayed pain after a work injury is common, and symptoms like back or shoulder pain can take time to fully appear. It's still worth being evaluated, and our staff can help you understand how this affects your claim.

Do you treat work injury patients in Brooklyn and Queens Village?

Yes. Both locations provide coordinated care for workers' comp patients, including chiropractic treatment, physical therapy, diagnostic testing, and specialist referral when clinically appropriate.

What if my claim is still pending?

Contact our office to discuss your situation.

Do you treat federal employees with work injuries?

Yes. Dr. Hamed Radpasand is authorized to treat federal workers' comp patients, including postal and VA workers. Contact our office and we'll help you understand what your federal claim covers.

Schedule Your Workers' Comp Evaluation

No referral needed. Same-day appointments. Walk-ins welcome.

Your plan can also include chiropractic, physical therapy, pain management, and orthopedic care, all in one office.

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