
Workers' Compensation
Workers' Compensation
It's also reassuring to know that Orthopaedic Associates of Maine has a workers' compensation team to help make sure that your care and paperwork are handled efficiently and effectively. Your team:
- Ensures that your workers' comp billing and claims information is correct
- Acts as a liaison between your nurse case manager, adjuster, employer, and your physician
- Addresses any concerns you have in a timely fashion
If you've had a work-related injury, you may need orthopedic care. It's important to know that Orthopaedic Associates of Maine's orthopedic specialists accept workers' compensation insurance, so you can get the care you need from some of the best orthopedic experts in Maine.

Workers' Compensation Resources
What is workers’ compensation?
Workers' compensation (often called workers' comp) is a form of accident insurance paid by employers. If you're injured on the job or acquire a work-related illness, workers' comp covers all reasonable and necessary medical treatment. This includes doctors' appointments, surgeries, physical therapy, medications, and other treatment.
Workers' comp will also cover wage-loss compensation until you're able to return to work. If you would like to make an appointment with an orthopedic specialist for care through workers' compensation, please contact us.
